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When Megan Rapinoe, two-time World Cup winner with the U.S. women’s national soccer team and outspoken advocate for equal pay and LGBTQ rights, spoke on Wednesday at TIME’s second annual Women of the Year gala in Los Angeles, she dedicated her place on this year’s list to the transgender community._ Description, summary, key points, chapters, key quotes, questions and transcript, where present, were produced automatically from the video or its captions and were not reviewed. ## Summary Megan Rapinoe speaks at TIME's Women of the Year gala and dedicates her place on the list to the transgender community. She says trans people have expanded her own life and models a more complete way of being a person. She then talks about the pressure on women to shrink themselves and about women leaving others behind, closing with a call to bring everyone in. The speech is informal and includes a good deal of profanity and digressions. ## Key points - Rapinoe says she dedicates her place on this year's Women of the Year list to the transgender community. (03:44) - She says she is only at the event because of trans people and points to the erasure of trans people in the country and globally. (03:55) - Rapinoe says trans people give others the opportunity to live a whole life and be a whole person. (04:31) - She describes personal growth over the last few years from relationships with trans people, including her teammate Quinn and the wife of Jesse. (04:53) - Rapinoe refers to Angela Bassett and says women are asked to leave parts of themselves behind, shrink, and soften to be accepted. (05:54) - She says white women have left Black women behind, and straight women have left gay and queer women behind. (06:53) - Rapinoe says being a woman has taught her that anything worthwhile is expensive, and that no one should be left behind. (07:15) - She thanks TIME for the honor, her partner Sue, and the women behind the scenes who make her work possible. (02:13) ## Chapters - [00:00 to 01:44] Opening remarks and reactions to the event. Rapinoe opens with informal, digressive remarks about the program and the event's atmosphere. - [01:44 to 03:03] Honor of inclusion and thanks to others. She thanks TIME for including her among the honorees and acknowledges her partner and the women behind the scenes. - [03:03 to 04:31] Dedication to the transgender community. Rapinoe dedicates her place on the list to trans people and frames their role in society and in her own life. - [04:31 to 05:54] Personal relationships and whole-person living. She describes how relationships with trans people, including teammates and family, expanded her perspective. - [05:54 to 07:03] Women shrinking and leaving others behind. She addresses pressure on women to shrink and criticizes women who leave others behind, including across race and sexual orientation. - [07:03 to 08:41] Call to bring everyone in. Rapinoe says being a woman has taught her that worthwhile things are expensive and closes with a call to include everyone. ## Key quotes - [03:44] Megan Rapinoe: "I want to dedicate this but thank the trans community and just say that I am only here because of them" - [04:31] Megan Rapinoe: "Live in a whole life and to be a whole person" - [05:54] Megan Rapinoe: "how much of yourself you've been asked to leave behind" - [06:53] Megan Rapinoe: "white women have left black women behind" - [07:15] Megan Rapinoe: "anything in this world is a make it expensive." - [07:03] Megan Rapinoe: "We never want to leave anyone behind." ## Questions this video answers - Who is Megan Rapinoe dedicating her Women of the Year honor to? [03:44] - Why does Rapinoe say she is only at the event because of trans people? [03:55] - What does Rapinoe say trans people have given her and others? [04:31] - How has Rapinoe's personal life changed in recent years according to the speech? [04:53] - What does Rapinoe say women are pressured to do? [05:54] - What message does Rapinoe end her speech with? [08:14] ## Content suitability - profanity [00:00-08:14]: Frequent strong profanity throughout the speech. - health controversy [03:55-04:09]: References the erasure and what is described as genocide of trans people in the country and globally, a politically contested claim. - politics [03:55-07:03]: Discusses LGBTQ rights, transgender issues, and systemic exclusion in political terms.  by [Chad de Guzman](https://time.com/author/chad-de-guzman/)  ## Chad de Guzman Reporter Updated: Dec 11, 2023 8:00 PM UTCPublished: Jun 14, 2023 10:00 AM UTC FIFA Women’s World Cup winning coach, Jill Ellis, said the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup™ is set to again demonstrate the rapid growth in women’s football.  by [Chad de Guzman](https://time.com/author/chad-de-guzman/)  ## Chad de Guzman Reporter Updated: Dec 11, 2023 8:00 PM UTCPublished: Jun 14, 2023 10:00 AM UTC This summer’s FIFA Women’s World Cup marks many firsts: it will be the first time the global soccer tournament will be hosted by two countries, and also the first time that it will be staged in the southern hemisphere—where it’s currently winter. Since the inaugural matches in 1991, when only 12 national teams competed, the Women’s World Cup has grown into one of the most anticipated sports events worldwide, with countries fielding their best female soccer athletes every four years. Thus far, teams from only four nations—Germany, Japan, Norway, and the U.S.—have emerged as champions. [**_Sign up for ‘Extra Time,’ our new newsletter that will break down the biggest moments from the 2023 Women’s World Cup_**](https://cloud.newsletters.time.com/signup?nln=extra-time) The 2023 edition will host 32 teams, its largest cohort to date, including athletes from eight countries set to make their Women’s World Cup debut. This ultimate guide will give you everything you need to know about the upcoming tournament. --- ### More from TIME --- ## **When and where will the 2023 Women’s World Cup take place?** For the first time in its history, the FIFA Women’s World Cup will be co-hosted by two countries: Australia and New Zealand. Sixty-four matches will be staged across 10 stadiums over the course of 32 days. The tournament kicks off on July 20 at Eden Park in Auckland, with co-host New Zealand up against Norway in the opening group-stage match, scheduled for 3 a.m. Eastern time. The final is set to be played on Aug. 20 at 6 a.m. Eastern time at Stadium Australia in Sydney. ## **How can I watch?** For U.S. viewers, the matches will be aired exclusively by FOX, with select matches on its main broadcast network and others on its cable channel FS1, while every match can be streamed on the Fox Sports app. Spanish-language coverage will also be available on Telemundo and Peacock. For fans who want to get a little closer to the action, tickets to watch the matches live remain available, [according to FIFA](https://www.fifa.com/fifaplus/en/tournaments/womens/womensworldcup/australia-new-zealand2023/tickets/more-tickets-available-64-womens-world-cup-matches-australia-new-zealand-2023).  The FIFA Women's World Cup trophy is seen during its unveiling event in New York City on April 14, 2023. Angela Weiss—AFP/Getty Images ## **Which countries are competing in this year’s tournament?** The top teams from every region—as determined by confederation tournaments and inter-continental qualifier playoffs, which ended in February—join the hosts (who qualified automatically) at the 2023 Women’s World Cup. Haiti, Morocco, Panama, Portugal, the Republic of Ireland, Vietnam, and Zambia will be competing in the Women’s World Cup for the first time. This will be the Philippines’ first men’s or women’s FIFA World Cup tournament. Here is the full list of participants: * Argentina * Australia * Brazil * Canada * China * Colombia * Costa Rica * Denmark * England * France * Germany * Haiti * Italy * Jamaica * Japan * Morocco * Netherlands * New Zealand * Nigeria * Norway * Panama * Philippines * Portugal * Republic of Ireland * South Africa * South Korea * Spain * Sweden * Switzerland * United States * Vietnam * Zambia ## **What team won the last Women’s World Cup?** The United States [won the 2019 Women’s World Cup](https://time.com/5621626/us-womens-soccer-team-unapologetic-excellence-in-sports/), beating the Netherlands in France. That marked their fourth win out of eight iterations of the women’s soccer tournament, and it was their first consecutive win following a victory over Japan in the 2015 games. The U.S. women, seeking a “three-peat,” enter this tournament as the favorites, though England’s Lionesses, who won the 2022 UEFA European Women’s Football Championship, are widely regarded as the second-favorites. **Read More:** [_The Radically Inclusive World of England’s Grassroots Women’s Soccer Clubs_](https://time.com/6201925/women-euro-soccer-cup-lgbtq-inclusive/) ## **Who is on Team USA?** The 23-member roster, selected by coach Vlatko Andonovski, was unveiled Wednesday in a social media post that featured [President Joe Biden](https://time.com/collection/100-most-influential-people-2023/6269851/joe-biden-2023/) and First Lady Jill Biden, [Taylor Swift](https://time.com/collection/100-most-influential-people-2019/5567666/taylor-swift/), [Lil Wayne](https://content.time.com/time/subscriber/article/0,33009,1820148,00.html), [Megan Thee Stallion](https://time.com/collection/100-most-influential-people-2020/5888165/megan-thee-stallion-pioneer/), [Issa Rae](https://time.com/collection/100-most-influential-people-2022/6177737/issa-rae-icons/), and Blake Lively, among many others. > [](https://twitter.com/USWNT/status/1671540981244522498) Veterans [Megan Rapinoe](https://time.com/6259147/megan-rapinoe-equal-pay-world-cup/) and [Alex Morgan](https://time.com/5594356/alex-morgan-world-cup/), aged 37 and 33 respectively, will each be making their fourth World Cup appearance, joined by a number of players marking their World Cup debuts—including 21-year-old rising star [Trinity Rodman](https://time.com/collection/time100-next-2022/6213924/trinity-rodman/) and Alyssa Thompson, who at 18 is the team’s youngest player. Here is the full U.S. squad: **Goalkeepers**Aubrey Kingsbury Casey Murphy Alyssa Naeher **Defenders** Alana Cook Crystal Dunn Emily Fox Naomi Girma Sofia Huerta Kelley O’Hara Emily Sonnett **Midfielders**Savannah DeMelo Julie Ertz Lindsey Horan Rose Lavelle Kristie Mewis Ashley Sanchez Andi Sullivan **Forwards**Alex Morgan Megan Rapinoe Trinity Rodman Sophia Smith Alyssa Thompson Lynn Williams ## **When and where will the next World Cup take place?** The next World Cup, the men’s tournament in 2026, is set to return to the Northern Hemisphere, with Canada, Mexico, and the United States as co-hosts. FIFA has not yet decided on the host countries for subsequent tournaments, including the Women’s World Cup in 2027\. The international soccer body [said in April](https://www.fifa.com/about-fifa/organisation/news/fifa-receives-expressions-of-interest-to-host-fifa-womens-world-cup-2027-tm) that it has received four hosting bids for the 2027 tournament—from Belgium and the Netherlands (jointly), the U.S. together with Mexico, Brazil, and South Africa—and a decision will be made next May. ## Transcript [00:00] Fucked up going after Angela Bassett in public you man, [00:07] this is fucked up. [00:11] Coming off black history month, right in the women's month. [00:13] And I just feel like there was some undercutting here. [00:17] Y'all deserve it, okay? [00:23] I don't know. [00:23] It's going to be like an intermission or is it like an appetizer? [00:26] Like this is [00:29] tell me what the fuck, what I did to your time. [00:34] Came all the way from Seattle. [00:36] Okay, D, B, I'm not doing comedy. [00:40] She said it went very well. [00:42] Is there a soccer ball? [00:47] Can I just like boot? [00:48] It's like this out of my element, [00:50] obviously. [00:55] I did not realize that was a lineup, [00:57] I would have, I would have tried to change it. [01:06] I'm going to, I'm going to eventually go together. [01:22] That's what I was looking for. [01:24] You just kidding. [01:30] Yeah, I know. [01:31] I did help. [01:32] It did help. [01:36] I do want to thank time for having us here and for including [01:44] me in this is outrageous lineup of women. [01:48] I don't even know how you begin to describe. [01:54] What an honor it is for me. [01:56] I'm just like like did you get the right person? [02:05] Beyond honored to be even just in this room around these women [02:10] in the same breath, just incredible. [02:13] So, to all the women to time for doing this, [02:16] and obviously, correcting, all of the very obvious wrongs [02:19] for the last four thousand million centuries. [02:23] Thank you, little bit late but we will take it. [02:30] I also wanted to thank she's not here tonight. [02:33] My partner Sue, she's made a mistake and has an event somewhere [02:39] else so unfortunately scheduling tabs easy as a lot of ammo, [02:44] she's devastated, but you're out there baby. [02:47] I love you. [02:48] I wish you were here, the other very most important woman in my life [02:53] is just, she's actually right there. [02:56] She's going to hate it but you're getting. [02:58] Shout it out. [02:58] So many women behind the scenes. [03:03] I'm sure all the women in this room feel this way that actually [03:07] make what I do possible. [03:08] I feel like there could be so many women in my place, [03:11] doing the very same thing and I would never be here without [03:15] you. So I love you so much and thank you for everything. [03:22] I feel like the Maya like gut feeling is just to be like, [03:27] The room speaks for itself. [03:28] I just want to sit the fuck down. [03:29] That would be very easy to do especially who came before me. [03:35] But I do want to say something and just take this moment before [03:40] I do sit right down there where I belong right over there. [03:44] I want to dedicate this but thank the trans community and just [03:55] say that I am only here because of them and I think we all [04:00] know what's going on in our country with [04:03] really the tented genocide Erasure of trans people in our country [04:09] and globally, but particularly in our country [04:14] And I think so often we say like always shity, [04:16] you know that's that's not right or we should do it because [04:20] that's not right to do that trans people. [04:22] But I think we need to look at it a little bit different [04:24] way and just look at what trans people are giving us. [04:27] is just an opportunity to [04:31] Live in a whole life and to be a whole person, [04:35] whatever that may mean to you. [04:38] There's so much expansion just for myself that has happened [04:45] in the last three or four or five years because of trans people [04:50] because of the relationships that I have a trans before I play [04:53] with Quinn. Who's the trans Athlete on my team? [04:56] Jesse's wife is trans. [04:58] And just a perspective that I have and what I've been given [05:02] by them, not just our support to them but the way that they [05:08] refuse to live their life, any other way than completely [05:11] whole is so inspiring. [05:13] I'm so thankful for the invitation to be my entire self. [05:20] I feel like [05:22] my office and I are like, I don't know what really is going [05:25] on here. It's a lot but it's how I feel today. [05:31] Coronavirus these pants are coming on. [05:36] I just don't really don't know what's happening. [05:40] They offer us like a, a full view of what it means to be [05:45] a human in the world. [05:47] I think, particularly for the women in this room [05:52] You know, especially listening to you, Angela, [05:54] how much of yourself you've been asked to leave behind, [05:59] been forced to leave behind been asked to shrink been asked [06:05] to soften, but as to just completely disappear, [06:10] if you could just be like this, [06:11] tiny version of yourself, then we'll accept you. [06:15] That to me, I feel like is what trans people have given us to [06:20] just give us the the whole opportunity to be this whole ass crazy [06:24] human. Being that we are that everybody is in this room. [06:29] That's a great gift. [06:31] Something that I'm thankful for. [06:34] I feel like so many women were just required to hold so much [06:38] all of the time each of us in every single way, [06:42] just that feeling of [06:45] You either hold the fucking world on your back or you're just [06:49] going to be left behind. [06:53] white women have left black women behind [06:57] And everyone else behind frankly straight, women leave gay, [07:01] women behind, and queer women behind. [07:03] Let's not be those kind of women. [07:07] Like I'm be those kind of people. [07:09] We never want to leave anyone behind. [07:11] I think of being a woman has taught me, [07:15] anything in this world is a make it expensive. [07:19] Don't ever leave anybody behind and I think everyone in this [07:23] room. The fact that we're even in this beautiful room in these [07:27] for beautiful walls in this weird-ass outfit. [07:30] That is expensive. [07:31] You know, it may not look like it but it is. [07:40] We're here, big fat Violet, my arms all the way up. [07:43] I don't know what's going on, you know, [07:45] it's short here. [07:48] But this is the room where we can not only take on the responsibility [07:54] but have the honor to [07:58] Say, fuck you to those systems and those structures that leaves [08:02] so many behind, and that leaves so much behind, [08:06] so much creativity, and so much humanity and so much Beauty [08:10] behind, that's my call message. [08:14] I don't know, thing is like, let's be the people who bring [08:19] everyone in and bring everything in and figure the rest out from [08:23] there. So, thank you very much. ```json [{"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"NewsArticle","@id":"https://time.com/6287100/womens-world-cup-2023-faq/","mainEntityOfPage":{"@type":"WebPage","@id":"https://time.com/6287100/womens-world-cup-2023-faq/"},"headline":"Your Guide to the 2023 Women’s World Cup","datePublished":"2023-06-14T10:00:01.000Z","dateModified":"2023-12-11T20:00:18.000Z","description":"The 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup kicks off July 20. 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