A Summer of TV Sports Herstory
If it feels like all you’re seeing on TV is football (NFL or college), remember it was a herstorically busy summer of televised women’s sports. In fact, the sports world will never be the same because of:
Spanish football federation president Luis Rubiales kissed women soccer players who had just won the 2023 Women’s World Cup. His stunning behavior detracted from Spain’s historic win and the team’s amazing play. Each month, we learn more about harassment in women’s sports at all levels. This incident will keep that light shining bright. Rubiales has lost his power.
The 2023 WNBA season was its most-watched in 21 years, with games broadcast on ABC, CBS, ESPN and ESPN2. Gone are the days when women basketball coaches wore skirts and heels. Minnesota Lynx Head Coach Cheryl Reeve’s feminist t-shirts worn during games include the sayings: Protect Trans Kids, Dear Strong Woman, You Are Not Intimidating They Are Intimidated There Is A Difference (below), Ban These (assault rifles), Not These (books), and Put Women’s Sports on TV.


