In Review – April 2018

Daytona is over and Worlds is almost over. Here’s what else happened in April:

• • A Short History of the Very Short History of Male NFL Cheerleaders via The Outline.
  • No Sweatpants in Public: Inside the Rule Books for N.F.L. Cheerleaders via New York Times.
  • Sarasota’s Bailey Davis details dark side of NFL cheerleading via Sarasota Herald-Tribune.
  • Football fans can no longer ignore the NFL’s despicable treatment of its cheerleaders via NBC News.
  • Ex-Dolphins Cheerleader Alleges Religion and Gender Discrimination via ESPN.
  • Why It May Be Time To Retire NFL Cheerleader Squads via Forbes.
  • Cheerleader Hit in Face by Errant Pass at OU Spring Game Turns Video into Funny Meme via Kansas City Star.
  • No Place in the NFL for Cheerleaders in 2018 via USA Today.
  • Women in Sports, Like ESPN’s Sarah Spain, Don’t Deserve to be Judged via Herald Times Reporter.
  • South Jersey Councilwoman Claims Spot with Philadelphia Eagles via Courier Post.
  • Fraternity Helps Teen Live Out Her High School Cheerleading Dream via TCU 360.
  • NFL Cheerleaders Will Settle for $1 in Exchange for Meeting with Roger Goodell via ESPN.
  • Opinion: Cheerleading is a Sport via The George-Anne.
  • Three Reasons Why Cheerleading Should be at the LA Olympics in 2028 via BBC.
  • USA Cheer and AACCA Combine Forces, Strengthening Safety for Participants via USA Cheer.