WNBA CBA talks show execs still don't take women seriously. Do they like losing?
And until sports executives, more often than not men, start taking the women across the table from them seriously, they’re always going to be the loser. The WNBA and its players finally came to an agreement on a new contract on Wednesday, March 18, after almost 18 months of talks. women’s national team needed a contract that gave them salaries at one point because they didn’t have a professional league like the men.
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Types: Circular Reasoning • Severity: Low