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Gender Inequality in Professional sports (Stakeholders : (U.S. Soccer…
Gender Inequality in Professional sports
Ethos
Hearing this concern from players themselves gives us as listeners all the trust about the ways they are being mistreated as it is their own experience
Personal narrative
Stakeholders :
U.S. Soccer Confederation
U.S. Women's National Soccer Team
Revenue numbers show that from U.S. soccer's reported numbers last year USWNT generated over 16 million dollars for the confederation and the USMNT put them 2 million dollars in debt.
With so much success around recent, and past wins, as well as increase of popularity they have become the largest voice in fighting for equal pay.
Fans
The injustice we as fans and supporters are now seeing needs to invoke a sense of responsibility to step up and help fight for these female athletes, as they can no longer fight this on their own.
Pathos
As a competitive female athlete and specifically soccer player this issue brings up similar feelings of anger and frustration regarding the unequal pay
With little to no role models in female athletics, they serve us icons for younger generations, which furthermore sparks feelings of support and encouragement from many ranges of generations
Having a group of them shown in the interview portrays feelings of solidarity and unity
Logos
Females will get 44% of what their male counterparts will recive
Disposition
USWNT hopes to bring awareness to this issue, and furthermore fight for a change in their pay
Kairos
Recent Women's World Cup Win of 2016 sparked players like Alex Morgan, Carli Lloyd, Hope Solo, and Becky Sauerbrunn to bring national awareness to this issue
-USWNT placed in the last 5 out of 6 Olympic games
-Won 4 Women's World Cup titles, more than any team in history
-Won another World Cup title this year (2019) furthermore proving success and their worthiness of more pay
Beleifs
In today's modern times, gender equality needs to be prevalent in all areas of the workforce. Now is a better time than any, with female sports showing so much success and popularity. Specifically in Women's Soccer.
Rhetors
Matt Lauer (interviewer)
Alex Morgan, Hope Solo, Carli Lloyd, and Becky Sauerbrunn (interviewies)
