Olympic Photo Coverage Fair to Female Athletes

Marie Christine Hardin · Jean Carver Chance · Julie E. Dodd · Brent Hardin

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A content analysis of four Florida dailies and one national newspaper during the 2000 Games shows that newspaper editors included fair numbers of women in Olympic photos and chose photos that depicted female athletes in a realistic manner.

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