A six-year fight for equal pay has ended in victory for the U.S. women’s soccer team. Players will get $24 million and a promise of equal pay with the men.
A six-year fight for equal pay has ended in victory for the U.S. women’s national soccer team. The agreement will see U.S. Soccer pay team players a total of $24 million and promise equal pay with the men’s team going forward. Seattle’s own Megan Rapinoe — who plays for the local National Women’s Soccer League team, OL Reign — told CBS Mornings that it’s a really proud moment.
