アレックス・モーガンのインスタグラム(alexmorgan13) - 12月10日 21時41分

I had very different expectations as we headed to Zanzibar. Naively I thought the culture, the people, the cities, and life would be similar than mainland Tanzania. I soon found out that Zanzibar is not only very different in all these categories than Tanzania, but they are also fighting to be their own country(they are semi-autonomous and that’s all I’ll go into about that).
I met the Zanzibar Women’s Soccer team who welcomed me but also raised important issues that we spoke about at length. It wasn’t all smiles and although we share the similarity of fighting for equality in sports, these women have to fight for respect from not only their elders, but their peers and family, they are seen as wanting to be men because they play soccer, and they told me sometimes they are just tired of fighting(and i can relate to that feeling). The religion/ culture in Zanzibar is one that restricts girls from playing sports in school... it is not accepting of girls/women in sports.
The boys/men also had many questions for Servando and although we spent the entire clinic playing together regardless of gender, it was apparent that our conversations would greatly vary between the boys and girls.
Side note: we also got kicked off the field 15 minutes into our training because of a men’s game starting... so we played in a small area with lots of bystanders curious about what we were doing and goats roaming the grass area eating.

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