Hot Take at NYU: Women's World Cup

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4.5 • 729 Ratings

🗓️ 19 May 2019

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Brenda and Shireen are joined by the indomitable Stephanie Yang for a Hot Take on the Women's World Cup. Recorded at New York University's Institute of Public Knowledge for the 2019 Women's World Cup Symposium on Thursday, May 16, 2019. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:53.8	Welcome back to NYU's Institute for Public Knowledge.
0:57.0	I'm Ron Ricardo Phillips. I am not your moderator for this panel. I am introducing our wonderful guests. We're incredibly lucky to have them.
1:06.0	And honored to be hosting this live edition of Burn It All Down.
1:12.6	So without further ado, Brenda, I'm going to introduce you one more time for the public record,
1:19.6	La Emineau Thaca, right?
1:21.6	So Brenda J. Elsley, Elsie is a associate professor of History at Hastra with a specialization in gender,
1:30.3	politics, and popular culture in Latin America. She's the author of Citizens and Sportsmen,
1:36.3	which I have and is amazing, football in politics in 20th century Chile, and co-author with
1:41.3	Joshua Nel of the aforementioned and lauded Footballer,
1:46.7	a history of women's sport in Latin America.
1:49.9	Both are from the University of Texas Press, and Footballer is available for purchase.
1:55.7	Somewhere on the interwebs.
1:57.5	She is also written for mainstream outlets such as The Guardian, New Republic, and Sports Illustrated.
2:02.6	Shereen Ahmed is a writer, public speaker, and sports activist who focuses on Muslim women
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