This year Alex Morgan made it to Time Magazine’s 100 most influential people . At age 17, she became the youngest member of the U.S. women’s national soccer team in 2009. She graduated a semester early from the University of California, Berkley. Her game-play was monumental in winning the 2012 Summer Olympics and FIFA world cup in 2015. The transformation of Alex Morgan from an unknown soccer player to a star player is incredible and truly fascinating. Alex Morgan is not just your average soccer player, she is here to make a difference. She has leveraged her position of power and influence to become a voice for female athletes. Besides being the top 10 female soccer players, let’s look at some of her milestones that have influenced not only female athletes but also women around the globe. 1. Fighting for gender income inequality Alex Morgan and her team mates for equal play and equal pay Alex Morgan along with her teammates from USWNT sued United States Soccer Federati...
Alex Morgan Leverages Her Brand for Others March 8 th marks a day known as International Women’s Day . This day, started in 1911, celebrates “the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women”. Although the day is not ran by any single organization or group, an ever growing collection of firms are aligning themselves with the cause and thus it has grown into a truly international day of celebration. Megan Rapinoe, Alex Morgan, and Christen Press On March 8 th , 2019 Alex Morgan teamed up with 28 members of the Women’s National Team to file a lawsuit against the US Soccer Federation over pay equality and working conditions. The team identified issues of “institutional gender discrimination” and has affected other working conditions such as when and where they play, training, medical treatment, as well as paychecks. Many organizations have come out in support of this movement, and thus teamed up with Morgan in spreading the word in an ...