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#SeAcabó: The new legacy of a record breaking Women’s World Cup

Analysis September 12, 2023By Hazel Finney

Spain’s win is a historic moment for women’s football in Spain, but the players are not celebrating. Instead, their victory is being overshadowed by a brutish, egomaniac of a man and a deeply patriarchal and toxic federation.

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Browsing: Rubiales

#SeAcabó: The new legacy of a record breaking Women’s World Cup

Undergraduate Student Fellow of Senate election declared void

Stop Killing Women Rally: A tribute to the 117 women killed in Australia

NSW health crisis deepens as ambulance and emergency department delays worsen

An incorporation approaches: February’s USU Board Meeting

On Women and War: Literary Notes On Our Militarisation

Self-curatorship: The Digital Ego of the Young Creative

The Season of the Bitch

Monoculture, Memory, and the Myth of the Missing White Boy

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