In Review – May 2018

May has arrived and brought the start of a new season with it.

• Washington Redskins Cheerleaders Describe Topless Photo Shoot and Uneasy Night Out via The New York Times
• New Policy for Cheerleading Team Angers Girls Who Made the Squad via News 12.
• In Defense of Cheerleaders and Cheerleading via Outkick the Coverage.
• Column: Time’s Up for Cheerleaders/Dancers at NFL, NBA Games via Daily Tribune Sports.
• NFL Cheerleaders Must Be Able to Control Their Own Sex Appeal via ESPN.
• N.F.L. Agrees to Meet Cheerleaders’ Lawyer, but Doesn’t Accept Settlement Proposal via New York Times.
• NFL Cheerleading Can Still Be Saved via Sports Illustrated.
• Hanover Park (N.J.) Responds to Complaints That All at Tryouts Made Cheerleading Squads via USA Today.
• Kansas Cheerleaders Say They Were Subjected to Naked Hazing via AOL.
• Garland ISD Plans to Expand Auxiliary Cheer Program via Rowlett Lakeshore Times.
• Exclusive: UoB Cheerleading Squad Placed on Probation After Racial Incidents via The Tab.
• Carmella Compares Being A WWE Champion To Being A Cheerleader via The Sportster.
• San Antonio Spurs Replace Female Dance Team with Coed ‘Hype’ Squad via Reuters.
• Former Cheerleader Calls Houston Texans Abusive via Courthouse News Service.
• 11 Bartow Cheerleaders Sign College Offers via The Ledger.
• Utah High School Cheerleader Kicked Off Squad for ‘Big Sean’ Recording Files Civil Rights Complaint via Good 4 Utah.
• Queen’s Athletics Will Not Insure Queen’s Bands Cheer via The Queen’s Journal.
• Ex-Cheerleader Chasing Dream as Pro Football Player in Atlanta via The Asahi Shimbun.
• Cheers as Career Takes Off in the US via The West.
• Former UCLA Cheerleaders Speak to Unhealthy Standards Expected of Them via Daily Bruin.