(New York, NY) -- Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum is joining the attorneys general of five other states in saying the NFL needs to move quickly to end what they call a "pervasive culture of sexism." The AGs made that charge in a letter to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell in response to reports that dozens former employees described "widespread workplace discrimination" against women. Attorneys general from New York, Massachusetts, Illinois, Washington, Minnesota, and Oregon noted that 37-percent of the NFL's eleven-hundred employees are women and 30-percent are people of color. The AGs wrote, "It is imperative that you ensure that all employees are treated equally, fairly, and with the dignity they deserve."