This study of African Americans focuses on the diverse and complex cultural dichotomies that exist within the infrastructure of sport. It maintains that it is important to develop a more eclectic cultural approach to the subject.
This study of African Americans focuses on the diverse and complex cultural dichotomies that exist within the infrastructure of sport. It maintains that it is important to develop a more eclectic cultural approach to the subject.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Gary A. Sailes teaches in the Department of Kinesiology at Indiana University, Bloomington, and is editor of the Journal of African American Men.
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Introduction I: African American Culture and Sport 1: The Role of Sport in the Black Community 2: Cool Pose: Black Masculinity and Sports 3: Betting Against the Odds: An Overview of Black Sports Participation II: The Image of the African American Athlete 4: The Dominant Images of Black Men in America: The Representation of O.J. Simpson 5: Black Sports Images in Transition: The Impact of Tiger's Roar 6: Race Logic and "Being Like Mike": Representations of Athletes in Advertising, 1985-1994 III: Athletic Performance: A Question of Black is Best 7: Race and Athletic Performance: A Physiological Review 8: The Athletic Dominance of African Americans-Is There a Genetic Basis? 9: An Examination of Basketball Performance Orientations Among African American Males IV: College Sports: Opportunity or Exploitation? 10: The Case Against NCAA Proposition 48 11: African American Player Codes on Celebration, Taunting, and Sportsmanlike Conduct V: Racism and Discrimination in Sport 12: The African American Athlete: Social Myths and Stereotypes 13: Stacking in Major League Baseball 14: African American Male Head Coaches: In the "Red Zone," But Can They Score? VI: Professional Sports: Chasing the Dream 15: Race, Sport, and Future Orientation 16: A Comparison of Professional Sports Career Aspirations Among College Athletes
Introduction I: African American Culture and Sport 1: The Role of Sport in the Black Community 2: Cool Pose: Black Masculinity and Sports 3: Betting Against the Odds: An Overview of Black Sports Participation II: The Image of the African American Athlete 4: The Dominant Images of Black Men in America: The Representation of O.J. Simpson 5: Black Sports Images in Transition: The Impact of Tiger's Roar 6: Race Logic and "Being Like Mike": Representations of Athletes in Advertising, 1985-1994 III: Athletic Performance: A Question of Black is Best 7: Race and Athletic Performance: A Physiological Review 8: The Athletic Dominance of African Americans-Is There a Genetic Basis? 9: An Examination of Basketball Performance Orientations Among African American Males IV: College Sports: Opportunity or Exploitation? 10: The Case Against NCAA Proposition 48 11: African American Player Codes on Celebration, Taunting, and Sportsmanlike Conduct V: Racism and Discrimination in Sport 12: The African American Athlete: Social Myths and Stereotypes 13: Stacking in Major League Baseball 14: African American Male Head Coaches: In the "Red Zone," But Can They Score? VI: Professional Sports: Chasing the Dream 15: Race, Sport, and Future Orientation 16: A Comparison of Professional Sports Career Aspirations Among College Athletes
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