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Emma Hinchliffe, Joseph Abrams

One man's actions are overshadowing the Women's World Cup

female soccer player being forcibly kissed by a man wearing a suit (Credit: Noemi Llamas/Eurasia Sport Images/Getty Images)

Good morning, Broadsheet readers! Women of all ages are still victimized by age discrimination, Tracy Kasper will replace Kenny Parcel as National Association of Realtors president, and one man's actions are overshadowing the Women's World Cup. Have a wonderful Wednesday!

- End goal. The Women's World Cup was a joyous moment for sports fans around the world. Americans, saddened by the early exit of the U.S. Women's National Team, were heartened that the team still took home a record payout of $3.3 million thanks to last year's groundbreaking contract. England rooted for the Lionesses in the final. And Spain cheered on winners La Roja.

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