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BY MARTHA BURK | In an all-too-familiar story for working women, Super Bowl cheerleaders are victims of low pay, long hours, zero benefits and near-impossible standards of 'sexiness' and appearance not applied to male-dominated jobs.

BY HELEN LAVAN | The Super Bowl will draw attention to human trafficking for one day. But working to end human trafficking needs to be an ongoing endeavor by businesses, organizations and the public.

BY JULIET ABRAM | "The Super Bowl is an outdated reminder that as girls and women, we are expected to cheer and watch with the same enthusiasm as the boys and men—but never have the chance to try out for the team."