Fortune

‘Kids don’t go out and do things anymore’: Youth sports are becoming a thing for rich people

‘Kids don’t go out and do things anymore’: Youth sports are becoming a thing for rich peopleWorldPing

“There's travel, the uniforms, pitching in on the lunches,” said Tanisha Curry, 51, who has custody of her granddaughter. She says her family pitches in.

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