United Premier Soccer League Black Franchise Ownership on the Rise
April 30, 2018 What do Alex Kajumulo, Richard Opanuga, Kendall Reyes, and Alex Geraldino all have in common? They […]
Why I’d Never Start Another Youth Soccer Club in the US
April 23, 2018 My first experience with a youth soccer club started at the age of 4 with the local […]
Coaching Education Costs Limit the Advancement of Coaches in US Soccer
April 16, 2018 Regardless of socioeconomic discrepancies the cost of soccer coaching education courses in the US are the same for everyone. […]
Does US Soccer Fail to Recognize Black Coaches at the National Team Level?
April 9, 2018 US Women’s National Team Soccer Programs – 8 White – 7 (88%) Latin – 1 (12%) Black – […]
Silent Thunder: Who is Alex Kajumulo?
March 26, 2018 He is arguably one of the most respected people in the game of soccer at all levels. […]
NCAA Soccer Has Major Head Coaching Diversity Problems
March 19, 2018 Nearly 40 head coaching soccer jobs became available from December to now, and to date, only one person […]
Before there was Brianna Scurry, there was Kim Crabbe
March 12, 2018 Today the National Soccer Hall of Fame announced their nominees for the Class of 2018, so let’s honor […]
Numbers Show Diversity to be Non-Existent at the USYSA Level
June 4, 2018 Over the past five years I have attended many Annual General Membership (AGM) meetings for state youth […]
The United 2026 World Cup Win is a Loss for the Nation’s Capital
June 13, 2018 By Kab Hakim USA will host the 2026 World Cup. If you are happy about this I […]
BSMA honors Brianna Scurry with Lifetime Achievement Award
June 23, 2018 The Black Soccer Membership Association honored two-time Olympic Gold Medalist and 1999 Women’s World Cup Champion Brianna […]