Stephanie Everett

The men were losing money.

And so they said, well, can women play?

And it wasn't like we believe that women are good at this sport.

It was we need to keep making money.

And so we're not going to let them play like just as themselves.

We're going to put them in skirts.

we're gonna put them in makeup we're gonna give them etiquette classes we're gonna objectify them yeah we're gonna objectify them make you come watch them play so hard but still believe like like they could come home and make you dinner like that was the vibe of the league and like queerness was not okay of course oh my god there's like this story that rosie o'donnell tells from the original filming that like she played this one scene this one way and the director was like not as gay please

please.

And so that league folded when the men then came back from war and the investment wasn't there.

They were like, we're good.

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