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'The basic assumption is that men know': Bars showing the 2026 World Cup confront everyday sexism
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'The basic assumption is that men know': Bars showing the 2026 World Cup confront everyday sexism

Le Monde (English) · Jun 28, 2026, 9:42 PM · Also reported by 4 other sources

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During the World Cup, the organization Her Game Too is rolling out a system for reporting sexist and sexual violence in several bars across France. In Saint-Ouen, women describe the ways they are still forced to prove their legitimacy as football fans.

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