Sexual Discrimination among Individual Athletes
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Sexual discrimination is problem that many athletes deal with regardless of their sex. Women more often deal with sexual discrimination, but even guys deal with this problem. Although sexual discrimination is still a problem today, it is not the same issue it used to be thanks to Title IX. Women are now given a lot more athletic opportunities and have most of the rights men have. Even with the improvements made to eliminate this problem, sexual discrimination is still an ongoing issue. The remainder of this paper is going to cover topics of what sexual discrimination, why it happens and cases of athletes being sexually discriminated against.
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- According to the dictionary, sexual discrimination is 'discrimination (usually in employment) that excludes one sex (usually women) to the benefit of the other sex?.
- Another reason may be that society doesn't view women the same way as men.
- To help see that women would no longer be discriminated against in sports, the Title IX amendment was started.
- Some colleges have violated title IX, which ended up going to court.
- In 2000, some Louisiana State University female athletes sued the University because they refused to offer them the same opportunities as the male athletes had.
- The very latest case is a current case that is yet to be settled.
