Why Are 53 Countries Rooting for Ghana?
The appeal of the last African team in the World Cup may be that it offers the opposite of the "single story" of dysfunction in Africa… More »
Dayo Olopade is a reporter for The Daily Beast in Washington, and a Bernard Schwartz Fellow at the New America Foundation.
The appeal of the last African team in the World Cup may be that it offers the opposite of the "single story" of dysfunction in Africa… More »
The U.S.'s two World Cup appearances so far have resulted in two ties and one very controversial call. But it's all part of the joy of the game.… More »
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