Titlebook: Black and Asian Athletes in British Sport and Society; A Sporting Chance? Patrick Ismond Book 2003 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmil

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Sport in the Later Years will finish with a look at how racist ideas and practices are perpetuated in media representations. Ideas about ‘natural ability’ are, as will be shown, linked to such practices as ‘stacking’. Media portrayals of black sports-people have also supported these ideas, through journalism that emphasise

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Understanding ‘Race’ and Sportnvisible and powerful position of white privilege in sport. The second is to show how certain traditions, practices and ideas, existing in such sports as football, cricket and rugby, can disadvantage minority ethnic groups, and thereby maintain existing relations of power. These ideas and processes

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Women and Sportr gender equality has obscured concerns of ‘race’, social class and sexuality. Certain sports have featured prominently as sites of struggle over women’s rights to participate on their own terms. And whilst changing social ideas have led to greater sports access and freedom, women’s sport illustrate

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Conclusion. In terms of population, goods and information movements, the world has never been more navigable. But marked public anxiety over the consequences of ‘race’ in shared social contexts has led to a retreat into the particularities of ethnic difference, and the biological assumptions that underlie the

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