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    structural functionalism put forth by A.R. Radcliffe-Brown. I will elucidate the specific functions that professional sports provide for society as a whole through the lens of anthropologists such as A.R. Radcliffe-Brown. Additionally, I will analyze the role of professional sports using the theory of functionalism by Bronislaw Malinowski. Lastly, I will provide additional insight from two professors Eldon Synder and Elmer Spreitzer both from Bowling Green…

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    boy playing with a barbie doll because society has conditioned us to believe that boys should not play with barbies because they are too feminine. This is quite ironic as well because action figures are practically dolls. But, there have been many cases like this that I have read online where people defend this argument and have talked about how something similar to this has occurred in their life, or their children. According to an education minister, Elizabeth Truss, toys played a big role in…

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    signing multi-million dollar contracts, women are receiving considerably lower salaries for the same sport compared to their biological counterparts. This has many people pondering the reason behind such a massive gap in salary. While they are both playing professional sports at an equally competitive level, the only difference seems to be gender. However, explaining such inequality goes beyond a simple explanation, and instead taking on multiple topics. The lack of women’s professional sports…

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    agree upon their roles and begin to negotiate. This point for the Titans could be mostly contributed to the team meeting called by Bleu, Gerry, and Julius. These three finally swallowed their pride and understood they had the same long term goals and needed to work together. At the meeting, they argued about how things needed to change if they wanted to keep playing. It was a success in bringing them all together and symbols the point in the movie where the Titans begin win games and play…

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    fair employment, and most shocking of all, personal safety. This paper highlights some studies which have been conducted in order to test different levels of homophobia, and whether societal pressures and lack of exposure to the LGBT community play a role in a person’s homophobic attitude towards the LGBT community. The main focus will be on the current situation of many…

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    Cosplay: A Case Study

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    Rahman & Liu & Cheung (eds. 2012, p. 318) stated, “Cosplay or kosupure is a term that represents the combining of the words for “costume” and “play” or “role-play”. There are several versions of how the term “cosplay” became popular and how its culture began”. According to the authors, the term “cosplay” always has a solid definition that it is about dressing up in costume and play/ role-playing. However, it is arguable that the meaning of the word “cosplay” has changed, as “cosplay” is a form…

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    sports and recreational activity related concussions, 60% of those basing from football (Brain Injury Research Institute). Amateur and professional football players alike wear protective gear to reduce the likelihood of sustaining injury while playing the game of football, but despite that, studies have shown that retired NFL players who suffered multiple concussions showcase dementia-like brain damage, recently discovered as C.T.E. (Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy), which is associated with…

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    The sport of football plays a complex role in the lives of its players; its pros and cons have caused a debate of whether or not adolescents should continue to participate in the sport. Participation in any sport involves the risk of injury, but football seems to be an exception. Many believe that football is an overly-aggressive sport that endangers the players' health. Others argue that the sport's benefits outweigh the risks, helping players build stamina, social skills, and character;…

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    I started gymnastics at the age of three. Running around and playing with others kept me excited to learn more and advance in the sport. I participated through the age of 13 before I decided to quit and concentrate more on school work. Gymnastics played a huge role into the person I am today. Having been a free spirited wild child, gymnastics was perfect for me. I practiced twice a week for two hours. During each practice there was about five to six different activities we worked on. This…

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    females are different. There are also differences in terms of how they behave due to biological factors. Males are judged in being more aggressive than females. The aggression factor in males is suspected to be cause by the male sex hormone, which is testosterone. Having said that, there are also differences that are not related to the body but are on the foundation of sex roles. In whole, it is when we are taught how to be masculine or feminine. Sex roles are characteristic given to a person…

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