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    Workers, to think of a new game. Dr. Naismith struggled to come up with something. His first idea was to bring soccer and lacrosse inside, but that was too physical. He finally thought of an old childhood game he used to play called duck-on-the-rock. This game gave him the idea of a new game called basket ball. It wasn’t the exact game he played, but the method was similar. The game required a soccer ball, two peach baskets at the top…

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    There are several strands to feminism yet they all share a number of features. All feminists see society as being divided and based on exploitation – the exploitation of women by men. Haralambos and Halborn (2004) state that “…Feminists see the exploitation of women by men as the most important source of exploitation” in society. Many feminists characterize contemporary societies as patriarchal which means that all institutions in these societies are dominated by men and work to maintain the…

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    insure that, ”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 assistance” (Barra, 2015, p.1). Although the law includes all aspects of college, the public mainly associates Title IX with athletics. Even though Title IX is a federal law, some colleges do not enforce its rules and regulations. The National Collegiate Athletic…

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    government.The silent majority that swept president Richard into office 1968, which lead to Nixon demolished the welfare state that had fostered such bitterness. I picked this event, because i felt this could be more interesting about what happened in the late 1970s. 1994 On 1994 the FIFA world cup for soccer began , it was on june 17th 1994 . It was held in the united states for the first time in the competition’s history and matches takes place in…

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    The Perfect Shot In Soccer

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    My friends, my family, and my team. I have to make this shot. I can't let them down. I won't let them down. To most people, taking a penalty kick in a soccer game is simple. All they have to do is kick a ball 12 yards just enough so that it crosses over a white line and rolls past the goalkeeper. However, it's not as easy as it seems. It can be this easy if players think positive instead of thinking negatively about taking the kick. It is a proven fact that soccer players have a higher…

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    Women in Sports Even though women have gained wide acceptance in the workplace and politics as an equal with men, the field in sports journalism and women’s athletics lacks modern gender equality due to gender discrimination against women. This essay explores the many issues women in sports faces today. Before the 1960s, women in the sports department were rarely seen in the world because sports writing has always been a male-dominated profession. The idea of a women writing about sports was…

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    Segregation In Sports

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    the first slaves arrived in America until 1964 when President Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act, African-Americans had been treated unfairly ("Timeline of the Civil Rights Movement, 1850-1970"). From segregated schools, bathrooms, and even sports teams, African-Americans were not given the same privileges as…

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    The lack of women’s professional sports associations with substantial league revenue’s, the fan support that these associations…

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    Sport in the United States have a very long histories of racial and ethnical rejection. Unfortunately, sport has a lots of racial and ethical issues that causes an inequality, discrimination and diversity. This issues are increased because of emigration that bring people from different race and culture to live together Some racial groups pf people who have their own believes, participate on sport only to precise their race and culture and valuate their potential as athletes. Many people has been…

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    The History Of Lacrosse

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    you’re on offense, defense, or the goalie. The ball used to be made out from deerskin, clay, stone or wood, but thankfully it’s not as heavy now as before. Simply put, to play you catch, carry and pass the ball to make your goal. It’s a mixture of soccer, hockey and basketball in certain aspects. To play, you have try a make the ball on the opposing team’s goal, but you cannot touch the ball with your hands.…

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