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    The world of sport is constantly changing. There have been several improvements and accomplishments over time that have contributed to the society. In particular, there have been many advancements in women’s sports as more women are competing today. However, with this progress comes the issue of inequality. Women are treated differently than men. This problem has been going on for decades, and if people don’t try to change the way they think, then it will continue to be problematic in the future…

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    first created in 1972 to help increase the representation of women’s college athletics and stop discriminating and stereotyping them. In stereotyping women, athletic directors and coaches did not believe they had the physical or mental strength to play sports the same way men do. Many people were furious with the way women were treated and fought for years to enforce this law. While this enactment brought upon variation in women’s sports, it took a negative effect on the men’s side. Even when…

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    moving around all throughout the world with her mother a professional ballerina and her father in the Army. But wherever little Mia went there was something normal and consistent throughout. Women’s sports were not appreciated. However Mia thought in a divergent type of way paving the way for women’s sports soccer in particular. She spoke out for equality and broke barriers and became a cornerstone of equality in the world. It all started on March, 17, 1972 in Selma, Alabama. She was born with a…

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    Babe Didrikson Zaharias got the nickname “Babe” from hitting five home runs in a childhood baseball game (Babe...). Babe is a legend in women’s sports, and she paved the way for future generations and future women in sports. Mildred Ella “Babe” Didrikson was born June 26, 1911, in Port Arthur, Texas (Kelley). Her family moved to Beaumont, Texas, when Mildred was three (Babe…). Her parents immigrated from Norway. Her father, Ole Didrikson, was a ship’s carpenter and cabinet maker. Her mother,…

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    athletics around the world by education, health, and social aspect. Title IV purposes are to discrimination of sex, racism and provides equal opportunities and funding for athletic participation. Some critics argue that Title IX has a negative impact on sport due to possible causes of the reduction in opportunities for men to participate in collegiate athletics, however, title IX has affected on the opportunities for growth in women 's athletics, but the increase in opportunities will affect…

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    Equal Pay For Women

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    pay rates between female and male athletes. Female athletes can clearly generate immense interest worthy of equal pay for example, the women’s Rugby Seven Olympic finial attracted over 1.2million television viewers. Clearly women’s sport is equally as professional and attention-grabbing as men’s. They are defiantly generating enough interest to justify equal pay. Sport equity is defined by Lancashire as ‘equally accessible to all members of society, whatever their age, ability, gender, race,…

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    college, North Dakota State University club sports have year round options for students who are considering following up with their sporting career. The stresses of college, especially on incoming freshman, can take a toll on a student’s social life, well-being, and every day activities. The variety of club sports at NDSU offer a competitive, friendly, and positive atmosphere that strives to benefit the college career of the participating athletes. The 24 sports include, but are not limited to,…

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    Should Sports Be Open Play

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    standard definition for a sport? Does a sport have to involve running, open play and big winnings? Yes, right? Well yes… It does have to involve an opponent and either a physical or mental challenge to win. All of the definitions don’t fit every sport so what is a sport? These are all the questions we ask, some we can answer, some not but here is my opinion, as well as many others; combined to make a true definition to what a sport is. I will write about the different sports that people would…

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    success as a student-athlete. There are currently 262 Division 1 Women’s Collegiate Golf Teams (Golfweek, 2015). With each team having a minimum of six members, there are over 1500 women golfers competing at the highest level of collegiate golf. To date there has been a lack of studies done on women’s golf, in particular Division I Women’s golf at the championship level. There have been many studies on the mental side of sports. Studies on mental toughness (Jones, 2002), preparation and…

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    She Action Sports is an organization set up to support female athletes. This organization was set up and operated by Diana and Tessa Holshue. The mother and daughter bond is what helped to get this idea off its feet and develop into a functioning organization. This organization has a growing number of members that stretch all over the globe. Some members joined recently with the organization catching some attention from female athletes at the winter Olympics in PyeongChang, South Korea. She…

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