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Hello, flame thrower's Shereen here.

I am very honored to be speaking with two formidable people in women's football.

First of all, we have Mina Ahmedi joining us from Germany.

She's just finished a final, and I'm so grateful she could be here

to talk with us. Mina is a 21-year-old midfielder with the Afghan Women's National Team and who also

recently refused to sign an unjust contract. And she will be talking to us about that. Coming to us from Houston is Haley Carter.

Haley is a former NWSL pro player. She is incredible amongst her many qualifications, which are

MBA. She was a formal Marine. She is the assistant coach of the Evgan Women's National Team Program.

And I am so grateful that they are joining us today for this hot take to talk about the disclosure of sexualized violence against players in the Afghanistan Football Federation.

Thank you both for being here today.

Yeah, thank you for having us.

Haley, if I can start with you, I just wanted, if you could give our listeners a little bit of the history of this program and how you got involved and how Kelly Lindsay got involved.

And just so our flamethrowers remember, we had Kelly Lindsay and

Khali the Polpal on on episode 43 to talk about this journey. But if you could recap a little bit

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