Sandy, I think you should do more with this story of how many women are now doing primary coverage of so many of these National Series teams! That is really amazing. What kind of training did they have? Did they face discrimination at first, as they took the jobs that were probably long held by men? How have the players reacted and treated them? Tell us more about who these women are, and what else they may cover, or what other writing they do. Wow, this is really surprising to me, how many women they are, and it speaks well for Cuban baseball that these positions covering the teams have been opened to them!
Sandy, how many women journalists are there who are regularly covering the National Series? Have there been more of them in recent years than there were earlier? Your profile here of the late Darilys Reyes Sánchez is beautifully done. She was obviously a real "pro," one who could mix well the important duties of sportswriter, wife and mother. I wish I had known her!
Sandy, I think you should do more with this story of how many women are now doing primary coverage of so many of these National Series teams! That is really amazing. What kind of training did they have? Did they face discrimination at first, as they took the jobs that were probably long held by men? How have the players reacted and treated them? Tell us more about who these women are, and what else they may cover, or what other writing they do. Wow, this is really surprising to me, how many women they are, and it speaks well for Cuban baseball that these positions covering the teams have been opened to them!
Sandy, how many women journalists are there who are regularly covering the National Series? Have there been more of them in recent years than there were earlier? Your profile here of the late Darilys Reyes Sánchez is beautifully done. She was obviously a real "pro," one who could mix well the important duties of sportswriter, wife and mother. I wish I had known her!