In 2020, this female tennis player made headlines for advocating equal pay in her sport, demanding the same prize money as male players in major tournaments.

The first year that women were allowed to play in the Olympics, despite the opportunities for what sports they were allowed to partake in.

These social constructs and expectations often discourage girls and women from participating in sports.

During this sports tournament in 2021, extreme inequality in workout facilities between men and women was broadcasted worldwide because the women only had a single dumbbell rack, and the men had a large equipment facility with multiple rooms.

What demand for equal pay did the US Women's National Soccer Team make in their lawsuit against the USSF?

This sportswear company made headlines when it pledged to provide equal bonuses to athletes regardless of gender, aiming to bridge the pay gap in sports.

At the 1900 Paris Olympics, Tennis, Sailing, Equestrian, and this sport were the only 5 sports that women participated in.

In this country, women were banned from participating in official soccer matches for over 30 years due to a government-imposed restriction. Name the country.

In March 2019, female sports received around this percentage of total media coverage.

1896, the First women's intercollegiate basketball game, 1972 Title IX was enacted, 1974 Billie King created the Women's Sports Foundation. What year were the first women allowed to run the Olympic marathon?

In 1973, this Grand Slam tennis tournament became the first to award equal prize money to both male and female players.

Prior to 1870, this was frowned upon by women because of the risk of harming their reproductive capabilities.

This Olympic sport faced controversy when women were banned from participating due to perceived concerns about their femininity and physical capabilities. Name the sport.

In 2016, one out of every 5 girls played a sport, before passage of this law in 1972, that number had been one in 27.

The 2012 Summer Olympics in this city were the first Games in which women competed in all sports in the program, and every participating country included female athletes.

In 2019, the U.S. women's soccer team filed a lawsuit against their national governing body for pay discrimination. Name the organization they were fighting against.

Until 2013, women were not allowed to compete in this iconic marathon, but a woman named Kathrine Switzer famously defied convention and ran it in 1967.

Qatar, Brunei, and this country are the only three that do not allow women on their Olympic teams.

In 2022, each male basketball team that entered the March Madness tournament was awarded $2.8 million, while women got paid this amount of money.

According to ESPN, this game averaged 9.92 million viewers (peaking at 12.6 million), the most watched women’s game in the sport to date.