I think teams will start paying attention to this only when it’s too late.”Stephanie Jojokian, the longtime director and choreographer for the Redskins’ cheerleaders, disputed much of the women’s description of the Costa Rica trip. In the ad, breathy male voices discussed a listener contest in which “five lucky winners” would have Redskins cheerleaders wash their cars. Many Redskins cheerleaders understand the team’s approach — sex sells — and remain enthusiastic supporters of the team. Yeah, but I don’t know about money for a contest.”‘Like a Human Barricade’For the Costa Rica trip, the cheerleaders had a dress code: white tops, khaki bottoms and heels. What happened in Costa Rica, they said, made them feel worthless and unprotected.

Source: thestar May 02, 2018 23:03 UTC