Newsela citing gender discrimination, U. S women's soccer team files lawsuit

The U. S. Women soccer team filed lawsuit because of the gender discrimination and inequitable compensation to players.

Explanation:

Players on the U. S. ladies' national group are looking for more than $66 million in harms as a feature of their sexual orientation separation claim against the U. S. Soccer Federation. The harms were remembered for slew of papers recorded Thursday night in U. S. Region Court in Los Angeles in front of a preliminary planned to begin May 5.

The U. S. soccer team alleged standardized sexual orientation segregation that incorporates discriminatory pay contrasted with players on the men's national group.