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The intersection of racism and gender bias in football - and where change comes from
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Holly Morgan has recently reached the end of her career as a professional footballer. In her 17 years in the game, she struggled against racial abuse and fought hard to keep playing despite the lack of support that woman’s football has received. These experiences have given her meaningful insights into where the problems are and how things can improve.
In this episode, we discuss where the real power for change in football lies, why well-meaning attempts to rectify racism (e.g., quotas) are so ineffective and why the women’s game must fight to be financially independent and sustainable. We also talk about what we the fans can do, by organising and mobilising, to demand more from those who own our clubs and leagues.
Although the challenges ahead are immense, Holly still believes in the game of football and wants to help make it the best version of itself. I hope you enjoy today’s episode!
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