The National Women’s Soccer League expansion team in Boston has apologized for a “Too Many Balls” marketing campaign that draw a harsh reaction from the transgender community and others.
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The new name, an anagram of Bostonian that also played upon being a “boss,” was announced Tuesday along with a video celebrating the city’s professional sports history — mostly accomplished by men — with the narrator saying, “Boston loves its balls” and “there are too many balls in this town.”
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