The Harvard men’s soccer team has apologized for sexual comments made about members of the women’s soccer team that led the Ivy League school to suspend the men’s team for the rest of the season. Despite the Harvard soccer team decision, men are rarely punished for overt misogyny Read moreThe apology was posted on Friday on the website of the Harvard Crimson student newspaper. A university investigation into the 2012 men’s team found the comments were not isolated and continued through the current season. “We sincerely apologize for the harm our words and actions have caused women everywhere, and especially our close friends on the women’s soccer team,” the apology said. Players on the men’s team said they would do anything possible to heal the pain they had caused.

Source: The Guardian November 05, 2016 19:36 UTC