Who Gets to Put Pride on the Field?
Created by Yoav Duman

Budget about 90 minutes of active work at home.
https://yoavduman.com/lab/seattle-2026-pride-on-the-field
https://trouble-in-common.ishmaldon.chatgpt.site/simulations/seattle-2026-pride-on-the-field

A reporter wants a publishable line about Seattle’s Pride Match. Check who can approve a display, what actually happened, and what the record supports about why.
Choose For Class at the start. Enter your name and, if you wish, your class or section. Finish the responses and checks to open your report.

1. File your first update and finding. Choose a contact and read two source cards. Keep track of the date, speaker, and decision each card addresses.
2. Work the match-day desk. Check travel, stadium observations, and attributed statements. File an initial judgment, then revise your fact-check using the new evidence.
3. Compare Seattle with Qatar and finish the case report. File a forecast, then read the outcome cards. Explain who changed a plan, which costs mattered, and what evidence could test your account.

Minimum words in For Class
- First public update · 25 words
- First finding · 45 words
- Travel check · 35 words
- First Seattle judgment · practice · 20 words
- Final fact-check · 60 words
- Qatar forecast · practice · 20 words
- Qatar comparison · 60 words

To pause or change devices, open Save & resume and download a JSON backup. Use the same activity and mode to restore it.
Choose Download Class PDF in your finished report. If needed, use Print or save as PDF. Open the PDF to check your name and responses, then upload it to Canvas.
