Nazir Primus
Nazir is an eighth-grade student at LREI. He was born in New York City, New York. His hobbies include playing sports, watching movies, and painting. Nazir is dedicated to helping change the gender pay gap in sports and believes what Ali Kreiger says "We got $2 million for winning the World Cup and had to split it up amongst the group. Whereas the U.S. men's team got $8 million after losing in round 16. And we actually won the tournament! It just makes no sense. This is why we're doing whatever we can to use our platforms, like coming here to the espnW Summit, to spread the word and get people interested. We want people to pay more attention. We want to put women's football on the map." —Ali Krieger, U.S. Women's National Team 2015 World Cup Champion.
