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Jenna Tonelli

Imani Dorsey, Black Women’s Player Collective Are Changing NWSL for the Better

Imani Dorsey is working to create a better future with the BWPC. | Isaac Hale-Imagn Images

The week of the 2024 National Women’s Soccer League championship match was a busy one for Imani Dorsey. The Utah Royals defender was not playing in the match, but instead was working in her role as a founding board member of the Black Women’s Players Collective (BWPC) on a jam-packed schedule of activations to cap off a busy year. 

Sitting in the hotel lobby the morning of the game, Dorsey finally got a moment to reflect—not just on the week itself, but on an entire year of work. As she thought back, she chuckled to herself, realizing that listing off the accomplishments and events of the BWPC for 2024 was more than she could recount off the top of her head. There were just too many to count—a pretty good problem to have.

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