Sports and women's culture

Influence of Socioeconomic Factors on Wage Remuneration in Liberia Women Football

“…Many (77.5%) of the respondents were single and did not hail from an 'authority' family, but rather, low-income families, so they had to cater to the needs of their family members48, thereby dividing their attention and focus on their football careers. As Fasting (1987) opines: an African woman, whether married or not, is burdened with numerous responsibilities that make it extremely www.afropolitanjournals.com difficult for her to have any free time. Those who are not employed have domestic chores to manage, and even if they are available in the evenings, they are usually too exhausted to train properly.…”

Influence of Socioeconomic Factors on Wage Remuneration in Liberia Women Football

“…Many (77.5%) of the respondents were single and did not hail from an 'authority' family, but rather, low-income families, so they had to cater to the needs of their family members48, thereby dividing their attention and focus on their football careers. As Fasting (1987) opines: an African woman, whether married or not, is burdened with numerous responsibilities that make it extremely www.afropolitanjournals.com difficult for her to have any free time. Those who are not employed have domestic chores to manage, and even if they are available in the evenings, they are usually too exhausted to train properly.…”

Influence of Socioeconomic Factors on Wage Remuneration in Liberia Women Football

“…Many (77.5%) of the respondents were single and did not hail from an 'authority' family, but rather, low-income families, so they had to cater to the needs of their family members48, thereby dividing their attention and focus on their football careers. As Fasting (1987) opines: an African woman, whether married or not, is burdened with numerous responsibilities that make it extremely www.afropolitanjournals.com difficult for her to have any free time. Those who are not employed have domestic chores to manage, and even if they are available in the evenings, they are usually too exhausted to train properly.…”

Influence of Socioeconomic Factors on Wage Remuneration in Liberia Women Football

“…Many (77.5%) of the respondents were single and did not hail from an 'authority' family, but rather, low-income families, so they had to cater to the needs of their family members48, thereby dividing their attention and focus on their football careers. As Fasting (1987) opines: an African woman, whether married or not, is burdened with numerous responsibilities that make it extremely www.afropolitanjournals.com difficult for her to have any free time. Those who are not employed have domestic chores to manage, and even if they are available in the evenings, they are usually too exhausted to train properly.…”