congrats because they don’t let me play when it’s soccer.” During the debrief, the girls felt celebrated, yet it was clear that they did not know of female athletes as well as they knew male athletes. In addition, Catarina’s comment may be interpreted as her need to be celebrated and appreciated by the
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