Essays on Women in Sports

“Title IX states that no person in the United States shall be excluded from participation in any education or sport.” This rule is easily one of the most important guidelines to be kept within sports. Don’t you think that it would be easy to just…

In this essay I will examine how feminine performativity is shown in sport. There has always been some discrimination when you think female being involved in sport. Whether it be by what sport females are participating in or how they look and dress or even…

In this essay, I will discuss how women in sport are seen using examples from three films made in United Kingdom, Iran and Saudi Arabia. The following chosen films are Bend it Like Beckham (Gurinder Chadha, 2002), Chak De! India (Shimit Amin, 2007), and Wadja…

In the past, women had as their professional activity, in most cases, being housewives and mothers. At present, they managed to integrate into the labour market at times, with great differences with the male gender. Sport is one of the sectors in which women are…

2017 has been a turnaround year for the women’s cricket in India. Sample this: Barely a dozen journalist were present at the press conference where Indian captain Mithali Raj outlined her plans for what was to be the biggest tournament of her career, before leaving…

Are we still in a time period where people are discriminated against because of their sex? In the past, women had fewer rights compared to men, but now things are so different and woman have gained equal rights to men and have attained success in…

Introduction Sports organizations are currently at a standstill in their development across their professional and respectable platforms. The successes of sport organizations and business lie within the diversification of their upper management. Specifically, it lies with women. It is time to make a real change….

I chose the topic of women’s sport discrimination. Recently, Alize Cornet was charged with a code violation when removing her shirt after she had noticed it was backwards at a tennis match last week against Serena Williams. Shortly after, French officials addressed Serena about her…

Before WWII Women weren’t allowed to play any professional organized sports because the American society believed it wasn’t lady-like for women to participate in sports. Not only were women and girls not allowed to participate in organized sports before WWII, but they were limited to…

WOMEN IN SPORT Media representation reflects the cultural values and attitudes of Australian society with to a huge degree but not completely. Australia’s sporting attitude has a big impact in the way women’s sport is represented as it focuses on men’s sport. Australians have interest…