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Minimizing the , Model? Interpreting the Sexual Body Rhetoric of Teenage Moms through Physical Educavant physical activities. An articulation of culturally relevant teacher practices, a decision to add physical education to the school curriculum was based, in part, on student feedback regarding the need for physical activity in their lives.

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Running a Different Race: The Rhetoric of “Women’s-Only” Content in n in the “Race for the Cure” (breast cancer research) series, women’s races started in 1983 also grew during the 1990s, becoming some of the largest 5K (3.1 miles) events in the country—drawing upwards of 20,000 runners (Zemke, 1998).

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Sportswomanship: The Cultural Acceptance of Sport for Women versus the Accommodation of Cultured Womace, the time era of the event, and the orientation of the competitors. Generally, sportsmanship means a commitment to play according to the written rules and the spirit of the rules, and acting responsibly, fairly, and respectfully toward opponents (Rudd and Stoll, 1998).

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