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    A : SPORT AS A UNIFIER 1. I believe that sporting events contribute significantly to unifying a nation. Sporting events are a great form of entertainment and attract huge audiences around the world. Spectators either gather at stadiums to watch live events or watch socially on their TV’s. Sports brings out admirable qualities in people such as mutual respect, team play, discipline and fair play. Nelson Mandela, South Africa’s first black President, used sport as a method to unify the…

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    Some Youth Sports Are Too Intense As parents start to think about the sports their children can play, they often times do not think about the lifelong effects of ongoing sports. Even though sports are a great way for children to become social and active, there are many risks and things parents have to consider. Whatever happens to children at a young age is the base of their future. Whether it is school, sports, or injuries, each small aspect of childhood can affect your whole life in many ways…

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    Sport and physical activity are a significant influence on the meaningfulness of life for all cultures. Throughout the course of history culture groups have used sport and physical activity to assimilate themselves into their respective society. Both African American slaves and Japanese Americans held in internment camps along with, young Caucasians have all used sport and physical activity to accomplish three goals. These cultural groups have all used sport and physical activity to build…

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    In the ever changing society in which we live one thing has remained constant over the years, sports. The Super Bowl, World Series, Olympics, and many other sporting events are considered equal to holidays in the eyes of most Americans. Sports provide a safe haven for fans, a shot in the dark that the underdog will win, in the simplest terms a sense of hope. What about the athletes? As fans it is easy to be the one yelling at the television when your favorite wide receiver does not make the…

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    Sports have great meaning in many cultures because they are often used as a peaceful battle. These battles are often used to show superiority over others. Humans seem to have a competitive nature that creates their love for sports. As humans, we don 't want to seem weaker than others so losing a game can create anger and battles off the field. Sports have a great meaning in a culture of a nation or just a small community. In my high school community sports are very important, sometimes seeming…

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    delicious food and, the intensity through the stadium is a feeling that I love. Sports is a major part of my culture, and I am glad I was born into it. My favorite sport is football because I have so many memories throughout all the years. My favorite holiday is Christmas, I enjoy spending time with family and all the holiday traditions we have. Christmas is holiday that my whole family loves and it is apart of my culture. Football has been a huge part of my life, from watching to…

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    Between the ages five and eighteen, 66% of boys and 52% of girls play organized sport in the united states (Statisticbrain.com). Families in the American society place a significant value on sports and many of their lives revolve around it. From attending professional sports games to a child’s little league practice, it is so important that it cannot be missed. My view on sports is very similar to the functionalist point of view. I place a high value on the concept of competition, achievement,…

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    Sport Sociology Since I was a young child, I have dreamed of working within the sport industry in any capacity. As I got older, I became interested in working with marketing to publicize and attract audiences of different genders, ages, races, and ethnicities to increase the diversification at sporting events. However, as I began to research how I could make my dreams reality, I came across the startling facts that women, especially women in Major League Baseball, in do not occupy many positions…

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    Sports has been an important aspect in aboriginal culture for many years. It dates back all the way back to the beginning when they played lacrosse to settle wars and conflicts between nations. Sports not only settled conflict but was also an integral part to making changes throughout history for the aboriginal culture and inspiring its youth into what it is today. Athletic heroes like Jim Thorpe, Tom Longboat and present athletes Jordin Tootoo and Ted Nolan helped inspire youth of today. By…

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    Australian culture and perhaps this is the reason why so many people participate in sporting events and competitions. While participating in sports can derive many benefits such as comradery, character-building and overall good health, it is not without its risks. High-velocity and contact sports such as rugby, ice hocking and cycling all involve a high degree of risk for concussions. As the number of athletes participating in these sports grow so do the number of incidents for sport-related…

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