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= Julie DiCaro = Julie DiCaro is a Chicago-based sportswriter, currently working for WSCR as well as working as a freelance journalist. She has previously worked for Sport's Illustrated, WGN Radio and is the founder of Aerys Sports, the only sports website run entirely by women. . She frequently writes and reports on women's issues in sports, such as rape, domestic violence and sexism in sports media.

She studied Journalism and French at Indiana University before getting her joint-degree at DePaul's College of Law. From university, she spent fifteen years as a criminal defence attorney before moving into social media and sports writing. She has written for such outlets as Deadspin, RedEye and Huffington Post.

DiCaro has gained a reputation as an authority on internet trolls when she participated in a viral video called #MoreThanMean. The PSA video produced by Just Not Sports with ESPN's Sarah Spain exposed the abundant and vile online harassment of women in sports media receive. During the peak of reporting on the sexual assault of Blackhawks star Patrick Kane, DiCaro received threatening messages that forced her to take a day off work. DiCaro used her legal background to report as an expert in the investigation.