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Gender: Sport

As the name implies, this board explores the intersection of gender and sport.
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Fan Engagement
Feminist Agenda
Gender Pay Gap
Gender Inequality
Sports Marketing
Nba Championships
Wnba
Nba Jersey
Mockup
The Sociological Cinema
The Sociological Cinema
Gender: Sport
Source: Insure4Sport *respondents were from the U.K. Ruth, Sports Women, Poppy, Habits, Attitude, Gender, Female, Blog, Fitness Women
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Source: Insure4Sport *respondents were from the U.K.
The Sociological Cinema
The Sociological Cinema
Gender: Sport
Source: Insure4Sport, *respondents were from the U.K. Music Genre
Music Genre
Source: Insure4Sport, *respondents were from the U.K.
The Sociological Cinema
The Sociological Cinema
Gender: Sport
Women in the Olympics for the first time, every country competing has a female athlete. [click on this image to find a short analysis of a recent P advertisement, which promotes fairly narrow media representations of mothers and motherhood. The ad takes viewers through a dramatization of several Olympic athletes' upbringing] Equal Rights For Women, Gender Studies, Girls Rules, Strong Girls, Women Life, Female Athletes, Women In History, Athletic Women, How To Lose Weight Fast
Equal Rights For Women
Gender Studies
Girls Rules
Strong Girls
Women Life
Female Athletes
Women In History
Athletic Women
How To Lose Weight Fast
Women in the Olympics for the first time, every country competing has a female athlete. [click on this image to find a short analysis of a recent P advertisement, which promotes fairly narrow media representations of mothers and motherhood. The ad takes viewers through a dramatization of several Olympic athletes' upbringing]
The Sociological Cinema
The Sociological Cinema
Gender: Sport
Women's Fight to Join the Olympics, Sport by Sport Follow this link to find a larger image: http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2014/02/olympics-sports-women Source: International Olympic Committee, via Mother Jones Sociological Concepts, Strength Training Women, Pentathlon, Track Cycling, Mother Jones, Olympic Committee, Artistic Gymnastics, Olympic Sports
Sociological Concepts
Strength Training Women
Pentathlon
Track Cycling
Mother Jones
Olympic Committee
Artistic Gymnastics
Olympic Sports
Women's Fight to Join the Olympics, Sport by Sport Follow this link to find a larger image: http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2014/02/olympics-sports-women Source: International Olympic Committee, via Mother Jones
Great analysis by the Seattle Times on women's participation in HS sports over the past 40 yrs in the US. [Click on this image to find a video discussing the image of the female athlete, check out] Hs Sports, High School Sports, Vegan Cleanse, Cleanse Recipes, Sport Outfit Men, Healthy Meal Delivery Service, Healthy Shopping, Restaurant Week
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High School Sports
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Cleanse Recipes
Sport Outfit Men
Healthy Meal Delivery Service
Healthy Shopping
Restaurant Week
Great analysis by the Seattle Times on women's participation in HS sports over the past 40 yrs in the US. [Click on this image to find a video discussing the image of the female athlete, check out]
The Sociological Cinema
The Sociological Cinema
Gender: Sport
On average, male footballers receive £21.5 million more in prize money than female footballers – £22 million and £561,230 respectively. To put this into perspective, the prize money received by an average male footballer is nearly 40 times higher than his female counterpart Source: Insure4Sport Artistic Photography, Statistics, Average, Perspective, Shots, Football, Times
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On average, male footballers receive £21.5 million more in prize money than female footballers – £22 million and £561,230 respectively. To put this into perspective, the prize money received by an average male footballer is nearly 40 times higher than his female counterpart Source: Insure4Sport
The Sociological Cinema
The Sociological Cinema
Gender: Sport
One in eight men (12%) say they could win a point in a game of tennis against 23 time grand slam winner Serena Williams ~ @YouGov Beautiful Soup, Grand Slam, Serena Williams, Dds, Oppression, Mocking, Things To Think About, Give It To Me, Open
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One in eight men (12%) say they could win a point in a game of tennis against 23 time grand slam winner Serena Williams ~ @YouGov
The Sociological Cinema
The Sociological Cinema
Gender: Sport
Isn't it quite telling that the IAAF, an organization that strongly kicks against the use of performance-enhancing drugs, wants athletes to use drugs that medically alter their production of hormones and thereby limit their natural performance? ~ @okemzuruoke Caster Semenya, Interpersonal Interaction, Olympic Swimmers, Human Society, Reverse Image Search, Water Fasting, Olympic Champion, Physiology
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Interpersonal Interaction
Olympic Swimmers
Human Society
Reverse Image Search
Water Fasting
Olympic Champion
Physiology
Isn't it quite telling that the IAAF, an organization that strongly kicks against the use of performance-enhancing drugs, wants athletes to use drugs that medically alter their production of hormones and thereby limit their natural performance? ~ @okemzuruoke
The Sociological Cinema
The Sociological Cinema
Gender: Sport
Janis Rinehart (foreground), Paula Walter (middle), and Jeanne Ellison (now Jeanne Ellison Biggs, right) became the first female track athletes from the U.S. to grace the cover of Sports Illustrated. They were part of the Texas Track Club, a small group of high school-and college-aged female sprinters based in Abilene, Texas, April 1964. Photo credit: Sports Illustrated Scarlett Johansson, Audrey Hepburn, Pin Up, Style Glamour, Glamour Hair, Track Team, Selfies, Sensual, Southern Women
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Sensual
Southern Women
Janis Rinehart (foreground), Paula Walter (middle), and Jeanne Ellison (now Jeanne Ellison Biggs, right) became the first female track athletes from the U.S. to grace the cover of Sports Illustrated. They were part of the Texas Track Club, a small group of high school-and college-aged female sprinters based in Abilene, Texas, April 1964. Photo credit: Sports Illustrated
The Sociological Cinema
The Sociological Cinema
Gender: Sport