The US Women's National Team Players Association expresses support for LGBTQ rights amidst controversy over player's social media posts.
The U.S. Women’s National Team Players Association issued a statement in support of LGBTQ rights following a controversy over midfielder Korbin Albert ’s social media posts. Albert had apologized for sharing anti-LGBTQ content on her TikTok account.
The statement was released before Albert appeared as a substitute in a match against Canada. The USWNTPA emphasized the importance of creating a safe and inclusive community for all members, including the LGBTQIA+ community.
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