Women and the Draft

Women and men's drafts have always been regarded as dominant actions. Looking back on history, women are always people who care for their families and children, men are people who work and fight. However, in recent years, there is no doubt that women have become equal in terms of labor force. But when time is needed, men are still forced to fight our war. Many people believe that women should be deprived of the same choice as men, but in fact, women are disadvantaged and also emotional, and an increase in women's presence is a major negative impact on the military . Social ways

However, there are drawbacks. One of them is accompanied by an increase in women's mortality in the army. Prior to that, because women were not forced to participate in the draft, women did not often die in battle. But in the draft, women may change. Even if a man needs to do the same, this will eliminate their possibility of replicating more citizens in our country. Other activists believe that before women participate in the draft, women need to work on improving ways to handle sexual harassment and rape cases against women officials. They believe that women should not be adopted until the army becomes a safer place for women.

In 2011, Alex Morgan was elected for the first time in 2011 New York United Female Pro Football Draft. In the same year she joined the 2011 US Women's National Team of the FIFA Women's World Cup. As the youngest player in the team, she decided to score her first World Cup in the semi-finals against France and the team entered the final (losing only to Japan when losing the game). When the WPS league is suspended after the 2011 season, Morgan has joined the National team members such as the Seattle Women's Team of the W League in the United Football League, and other Hope Solos, Sydney Rouroux, Stephanie Cox, Megan Lapino. Later she joined the Portland Lions football club of the national women's football league.

On January 14, 2011, Morgan was the first overall draft of West New York United's 2011 WPS draft. She was the first girlfriend of California Golden Bears and was named the first women's football player (WPS). In the game on May 1, 2011, Morgan broke Atlanta's game 3-0 at the team's home opener and decided the first goal of the Flash team. Through the 2011 season, she participated in 14 games and gave four goals. The club won the regular season championship and WPS title in the same year.