Playing but Losing

Cheryl Cooky · Nicole M. LaVoi

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Sports, Gender, and Society Physical Education and Sports Studies Sports and Physical Education Studies

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Girls and women have more opportunities since Title IX, but the playing field is still far from level. Cheryl Cooky and Nicole M. Lavoi explore how major inequities remain, especially in terms of media attention, distribution of institutional resources and opportunities to coach and lead in the world of sport.

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