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    Lakeita Hudson Jaclyn Harding English Composition 1 21 November 2017 Kneeling for the Anthem Colin Kaepernick, who is a bi-racial man grew up relatively privileged, but felt he was disconnected from his ethnic background. In college Kaepernick joined an all-black fraternity, and was a social activist early on. He became aware of the many challenges that African American men had to endure while in college. When police violence against African American males became spiraling out of control,…

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    Essay On Lacrosse

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    fast-growing and popular game for the past several centuries. This sport consists of a huge field where two teams of ten players compete against each other to score points by throwing a ball into the goal with a stick or known as the Crosse. Lacrosse is a game full of high-intensity tempo, massive physical contact, and strategy. It is a sport combined by other sports such as hockey, basketball, and soccer. Lacrosse athletes must have great coordination, agility, speed and endurance to…

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    In the film Gringos at the Gate director Roberto Donati explains important historical themes within the rivalry between Mexico and the United States national soccer team. In the film he incorporates two significant themes, which are cultural identities and cultural rivalries within the soccer fan base. In Mexico, soccer means more than just a sport for the people because it is more a passion they live in their everyday life. Mexicans take pride in their allegiance to the national soccer team.…

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    Roles Of Women In Sports

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    females in sport leadership positions is constantly evolving, and the most important part out of the whole process is where/how far the program is taken after being hired. Female athletes made up nearly half of the New Zealand team for the London Olympics, the same is not said for the coaches or management roles. During her research, Sarah…

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    Transgender athletes should be permitted to play on the team of their choice after agreeing to strict rules and requirements. Currently, every student athlete is protected under Title IX, however the same cannot be said for Olympic athletes. According to Title IX "No person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any education program or activity receiving Federal financial…

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    "square" ways. A tough guy, an emotional man, one who inspired great loyalty among his players. Quite simply, the best boss there ever was. Muhammad Ali 4. Muhammad Ali Ali was "The Greatest" during his boxing career, but it was after his boxing days were done that he secured his legend as a great American man. Was there ever a more moving moment in sports than when he lit the flame to open the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta? Ailing with Parkinson's, Ali has faced his long physical decline with the…

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    Benefits Of Being An Athletic Trainer

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    with the players. If I do athletic training on a professional level I will get to meet many cool and interesting pro athletes! I would basically be getting paid to do something I love in a fun exciting…

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    places than just baseball, and lobbied for more black players, coaches, and even managers to come into the League. As far as Jackie’s background, he came from an athletically gifted family. He was the youngest of five children and was raised in general poverty by his single mother. His older brother was an exceptional athlete himself and that helped to influence Jackie’s own interest in sports. His brother was good enough to make it to the Olympics, where he won a silver medal in the 200-meter…

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    Baseball is an all American sport that takes its pride in its patriotism. At one time American baseball was the number one sport to watch and follow in the United States. It was just as popular as American Football is today. It was considered a gentlemen’s game that held a high reputation for gamesmanship and sportsmanship. Baseball had a very powerful influence on society. During the 1940’s, baseball was majority played by white Americans. Thanks to Jackie Robinson, today baseball is one…

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    together and does not play by a strategy you will lose. A very common misconception is that videogames make people lazy, in some cases this may be true, however when football and baseball became professional sports people had similar worries about the players of these games, that they were throwing away their lives to play a game. For some people playing sports is not an option, whether…

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