Women around the world, not only in the U.S., are facing inquality from the many aspects of life. Women overall, get paid less, disrespected often, are not given same position when compared to men.
In this podcast we are looking into women in sports from various fields, and we are investigating how being a woman affected their careers in sports.
Audio, edit, production: Elvan Katmer, Selena Alexander, Emily Judd
Music: Creative Commons
Professor: Rolando Arrieta Audio Reporting Class, Georgetown University, MPS Journalism
Fox News Articles and Segments by Elvan
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- Biden's release of report on Khashoggi killing shows difference from Trump's approach, experts say
- Preview of NFL Playoffs Divisional Round on FOX
- Russian Cyberattack: It will take a long time to understand, perhaps years, experts say
- Pompeo: Russia is ‘pretty clearly’ behind cyberattack on American government agencies
- US sanctions could further strain relations with NATO ally Turkey amid Biden transition: analysts
- Apollo 11: 50 years on, the Eagle lunar module serves as a reminder of mankind’s ability to innovate
- Standoff escalates between Trump administration, Turkey over deal with Russia
Friday, June 10, 2016
Friday, May 20, 2016
Pay Inequality in Tennis
Elvan Katmer, Georgetown University, 2015
Some of the world's top paid athletes are tennis players. Still many of the professional tennis players do not make money, and yet have many expenses to complete a pro tour.
In this piece I am digging into a tennis player's pro tour journey.
Some of the world's top paid athletes are tennis players. Still many of the professional tennis players do not make money, and yet have many expenses to complete a pro tour.
In this piece I am digging into a tennis player's pro tour journey.
Labels:
Pay inequality,
Pro tour,
sports,
Tennis
Location:
Gaithersburg, MD, USA
Wednesday, May 11, 2016
Election 2016 - Donald Trump is the Presumptive Nominee
Elvan Katmer
May 5, 2016
Donald Trump won the Indiana Republican Primary on Tuesday, May 3, 2016, taking all 57 delegate for candidates to claim. Ted Cruz and John Kasich dropped out of the presidential race, making Trump the presumptive nominee for the Republican Party follwing Trumps win.
Democrats contiue their battle though Hillary Clinton secured more the 90 percent of the delegates needed for the party's nomination. Bernie Sanders wowed to stay in the race until the convention after winning Indiana Democratic Primary, acknowledging that the path to victory is narrow.
May 5, 2016
Democrats contiue their battle though Hillary Clinton secured more the 90 percent of the delegates needed for the party's nomination. Bernie Sanders wowed to stay in the race until the convention after winning Indiana Democratic Primary, acknowledging that the path to victory is narrow.
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