Hope Solo says enough is enough to USSF, also attends White House Correspondents' Dinner

Hope Solo was in Washington D.C. tonight for the White House Correspondents' Dinner, as well as a panel hosted by The Atlantic on women, fairness, and power.

Solo joined female politicians, actresses, and journalists to comment on the USWNT"s ongoing wage dispute with US Soccer.

.@hopesolo on #equalpay: We decided enough was enough. We're the best in the world. We shouldn't be paid 25 cents to the men's dollar. #WHCD

— AtlanticLIVE (@Atlantic_LIVE) April 30, 2016

Rousing applause for @hopesolo as she tells @Atlantic_LIVE audience US women's soccer team filed a complaint at EEOC over unequal pay #WHCD

— Caroline MT (@CaroMT) April 30, 2016

"We need to embrace our power. No ones going to hand it to us. Don't settle." @hopesolo @Atlantic_LIVE #feminism

— Theresa Gilbert (@theresajgilbert) April 30, 2016

Solo then went to the White House Correspondents' Dinner, also known as "Nerd Prom," where Comedy Central talk show host Larry Wilmore delivered comments following President Barack Obama's final WHCD speech.

U.S. Women's National Team + @SeattleReignFC Goalkeeper @hopesolo on the @AtlanticMedia + @CBSNews #WHCD red carpet! pic.twitter.com/WWifGADxjV

— AtlanticLIVE (@Atlantic_LIVE) April 30, 2016

Solo's club team the Seattle Reign do play at home tomorrow against FC Kansas City, but taking the WNT's wage fight to Washington D.C. seems like a decent reason to miss a game.