Powderpuff football strives to refute gender roles by having the boys cheer and the girls play. The game itself can be very unifying for the student body but may need a few changes. From its name to confining criteria, powderpuff proves to be beneficial with room for improvement.
Powderpuff football tackles inclusivity
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Sophia Mattioli, Production Manager
Sophia Mattioli is a senior at Carlmont High School. This is her third year in the journalism program. Outside of school, you'd catch Sophia on a mountain bike or watching a movie.
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