Sexism in the playground: Why making space for girls matters
Some experts say the design of many playgrounds is sexist, as much more space is devoted to sports than to children who may prefer climbing, socialising and imaginative play.
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Some experts say the design of many playgrounds is sexist, as much more space is devoted to sports than to children who may prefer climbing, socialising and imaginative play.
Some experts say the design of many playgrounds is sexist, as much more space is devoted to sports than to children who may prefer climbing, socialising and imaginative play.
Some experts say the design of many playgrounds is sexist, as much more space is devoted to sports than to children who may prefer climbing, socialising and imaginative play.
Gus Casely-Hayford, V&A East director & Claire McKeown, project director talk about the goals of the project and what visitors can expect.
Tournament that especially the first half, this was a good team. they were better than past u.s. teams. moved the ball well. find lanes, make space. they do the things they need to do to stay in the game. they come up short at times here and there. again, but they're very, very young. but, yeah. this team was put together to be ready for the world cup. playing in america 40 years from now, they're ahead of schedule. >> they really are, and this is a team that's largely dropping european. playing overseas. not quite the same level as european leagues, of course, and, look. they don't quite have...