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Eight US clubs come together with Common Goal to fight discrimination and make soccer more inclusive ahead of the 2026 Men’s World Cup With LGBTQ+ rights under threat worldwide, Common Goal are coming together with eight clubs from across the United States to fight back against discrimination and strive towards inclusion at a time when it matters most. For the third consecutive year, Common Goal is taking a collective action approach towards LGBTQ+ inclusion, engaging professional soccer clubs,
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How American Outlaws is changing supporters‘ football cultureAcross the United States, one group of fans want to change the way soccer is supported in the country.   American Outlaws are a supporters group of the U.S men’s and women’s national teams with more than 23,000 members across more than 200 chapters in the United States and around the world.  In any group that big – and within a sport that has not traditionally been known for being inclusive – there comes certain challenges making sure
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American Outlaw supporters discuss Juneteenth, Black culture in football, and racism in the gameFor Juneteenth, the celebration of Black emancipation in the United States, we sat down with two passionate Black football fans from American Outlaws – the United States’ largest national team supporter’s group. The two shared their experiences and perspectives on the impact Black people have had on the game, Juneteenth, how to eradicate racism from the stands, and more. Imani Williams (IW) joined the
II (DW) is a board member of the American Outlaws. He co-founded the group’s Washington