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This conversation is 100% related to why those men at Cornell weren't held accountable. So often, victims of abuse face more repercussions than their abusers. Then, those who enable people like Deshaun Watson are allowed to buy into women's spaces and further rehabilitate their image.

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Every story you hear is just the tip of the iceberg, and these leagues and the ecosystems around them need to realize that every time they help an athlete escape accountability, it sends a message.

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like even the idea of women’s soccer “growing.” like for who? and where? and to whose benefit? and as it grows are we building the correct safeguards? or are we rushing to just put down a marker so we can say we grew? and who benefits from that approach?

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It is really hard to tell the players’ perspective of an ongoing story when the players with actual power don’t speak publicly. Players always like to remind us that we in the media ‘aren’t there every day’ but we can’t do anything about that if nobody speaks to us and we can’t attend training

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