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How Much Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders Make After 400 Percent Pay Increase
- In 2024, the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders experienced a substantial increase in their compensation, with hourly wages and appearance fees rising dramatically for the 2024-2025 season.
- This raise followed long-standing concerns about low pay, with cheerleaders previously earning around $15 per hour and $500 per appearances, leading to discussions of collective action in prior years.
- The team of 36 members now earns up to $75 an hour, with compensation adjusted by experience, and enhanced visibility from the Netflix docuseries 'America's Sweethearts' highlighted their efforts.
- Armani Latimer explained that their efforts led to positive outcomes, while Megan McElaney described the 400% raise they received as transformative, highlighting the significance of their advocacy.
- The pay raise suggests improved financial security but the cheerleaders maintain other jobs, and the organization continues support with wellness programs and alumni activities.
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