Sports Reporters Divided over Concerns about Title IX

Marie Christine Hardin · Erin Whiteside

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Although most sports reporters said they were familiar with Title IX, attitudes toward the law and other gender-related issues differed based on reporters' gender and age and newspapers' circulation.

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