The New Yorkerのインスタグラム(newyorkermag) - 7月8日 09時31分

With today’s win at the World Cup finals, the 2019 U.S. Women’s soccer team offers a new model on how to be an American citizen—one rooted in both idealism and pragmatism. As a group, the players are brash, idealistic, outspoken, thoughtful, disciplined, aware of their power and willing to use it, confident, and unapologetic. Tap the link in our bio to read more about what their victory means for Americans. Photograph by Alessandra Tarantino.

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a.f.lanting Apart from being dissapointed nu that the Dutch didn't win, I am especially dissapointed that team USA didn't seem to find fair play all that important: I saw a lot of purposeful falling in the hopes of getting penalties/ a lot of exagerated drama. Though they were the better team, to me team USA would have deserved the title more if they hadn't displayed that type of behaviour.

ersmith234 As with all sports, it’s very fun to watch and support your team, but it is just a sport. They do not build anything, do not repair anything, do not develop or invent anything, or serve anyone. These professionals are the top players of their game, but in the end it is just “people playing a game.”

cristinaguadalupegalvan To really be a new model they should be paid equal to male soccer players... reality is that they earn 38cens per dollar of a man player... sounds so old to me... it’s the same sport, isn’t it? source: @shannonfitzgerald

a4anner If someone performs great, their salary should reflect on their great performance. If someone doesn't perform well, their salary shouldn't be higher than the one who performs better. #equality

charlotte__ah It was a great game and I am happy ??brought it making it exciting to watch. Congratulations US women’s team from a soccer playing Swede living in Canada:). ??

hkmessick @iamerikmichael so glad Lane will be raised in a time where the we have this @uswnt to be the new American role model for her/us all.

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