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Women’s National Football Conference Founder, Odessa “OJ” Jenkins, addresses the needs in the female football space, how she believes the NFL can better support the WNFC and why criticism around women playing tackle football opposes the essence of embracing and expanding women’s sports.
Women’s National Football Conference Founder, Odessa “OJ” Jenkins, addresses the needs in the female football space, how she believes the NFL can better support the WNFC and why criticism around women playing tackle football opposes the essence of embracing and expanding women’s sports.
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