
Katie Whyatt
Football Writer at The Athletic UK
Part-time football writer (women’s) @theathleticfc & ghostwriter for Beth Mead's book. DMs open or email kwhyatt (at) theathletic (.com). Views mine
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2 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Katie Whyatt
The Football Association's change to its transgender policy, stating that transgender women and girls will no longer be allowed to play affiliated women's and girls' football in England and Scotland next season, feels both surprising and expected. Trans rights groups anticipated that the Supreme Court's ruling last month would have implications for access to single-sex spaces.
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2 weeks ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Katie Whyatt
The Football Association’s change to its transgender policy, stating that transgender women and girls will no longer be allowed to play affiliated women’s and girls’ football in England and Scotland next season, feels both surprising and expected. Trans rights groups anticipated that the Supreme Court’s ruling last month would have implications for access to single-sex spaces.
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3 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Katie Whyatt
Eighteen years have passed since Jacqui Oatley became the first woman to commentate on Match of the Day, the BBC's flagship football highlights programme. Enough time, she points out, for someone not even born back then to have learned to drive.
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1 month ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Katie Whyatt
Within weeks, two of the world’s biggest women’s teams launched commercial campaigns around a subject women are conditioned to stay silent about: periods. First came Arsenal’s partnership with laundry detergent brand Persil: “Every Stain Should Be Part of the Game”. The advertisement starring Kim Little, Beth Mead, Leah Williamson and Katie McCabe is about removing the stigma around blood stains, saying it’s no more shameful than mud, grass or sweat stains.
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1 month ago |
nytimes.com | Katie Whyatt
By Katie WhyattFollow Katie on Twitter Katie Whyatt is a UK-based women's football correspondent for The Athletic. She was previously the women's football reporter for The Daily Telegraph, where she was the first full-time women's football reporter on a national paper. @KatieWhyatt
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