Women's soccer players are paid HOW MUCH less than men?

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Despite winning their THIRD World Cup last year, and playing the most-watched soccer game in U.S. history, women's soccer players routinely get paid 40% less than men--who have never won a single World Cup. Seriously.

The U.S. Women's Nation Soccer Team is now competing for their FIFTH gold medal at the Olympics. And the women have filed complaint of pay discrimination against U.S. Soccer, as well as attempted to strike ahead of the Olympics.

U.S. Soccer could fix this right now, without the courts. It could simply decide to pay women equally--it pays all of the players' salaries and bonuses. Or it could dig in its heels and refuse to recognize that women are the driving force in the sport. Will you sign this petition telling U.S. Soccer to pay women fairly?

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