The Importance Of Title IX
Title IX to the Max
Sports are very crucial and take part of a vast roll in people’s life. To some it is a stress reliever, fun game, or their entire life but sometimes there are situations that make you step back to evaluate what is actually going on. In a female athlete’s opinion male sports get more than what their sport or any other female sport would get but in a male competitor’s assumption is that they are both given the opportunity to do the same things especially with the Title IX that was put in place in 1972 stating that, “no matter what the sex is of someone, they can not be excluded from, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discriminate participating in any educational program or activity. Each physical activity is given money from the school, fundraises, and has a set fee at the start of each season …show more content…
Some high schools come to situations where the boy athletics get more than the girls and vise versa but how interesting the sport and its troubles can be come from the players and media itself.
Women’s physical activity usually struggle with getting what they need to be able to play or function as a team due to the competition with the men activities. Sometimes the teams are having to use uniforms from many years before that are handed down from seniors or those who no longer play, having to walk back and forth to the school just to use the restroom, having to share transportation with the boys physical activity, or do not have the equipment that they need to be able to
Sports are very crucial and take part of a vast roll in people’s life. To some it is a stress reliever, fun game, or their entire life but sometimes there are situations that make you step back to evaluate what is actually going on. In a female athlete’s opinion male sports get more than what their sport or any other female sport would get but in a male competitor’s assumption is that they are both given the opportunity to do the same things especially with the Title IX that was put in place in 1972 stating that, “no matter what the sex is of someone, they can not be excluded from, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discriminate participating in any educational program or activity. Each physical activity is given money from the school, fundraises, and has a set fee at the start of each season …show more content…
Some high schools come to situations where the boy athletics get more than the girls and vise versa but how interesting the sport and its troubles can be come from the players and media itself.
Women’s physical activity usually struggle with getting what they need to be able to play or function as a team due to the competition with the men activities. Sometimes the teams are having to use uniforms from many years before that are handed down from seniors or those who no longer play, having to walk back and forth to the school just to use the restroom, having to share transportation with the boys physical activity, or do not have the equipment that they need to be able to