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In Chadwick, I personally don't think that there are any discrimination between the uniforms because our athletics uniforms are all the same. Also, there aren't any endorsement deals and we don't get paid to play volleyball. However, I realize that in sports like basketball and soccer people tend to watch the men's game and then just leave. Also, people at Chadwick tends to watch the women's game more when it's volleyball season. However, I think that people at Chadwick shouldn't do that because we should be compassionate towards the ones who practiced their skills in order to compete in the games. I think that our school is not discriminative towards opposite sex because I realize that there aren't any "uniforms for women" or " uniforms for men." Even during the varsity training, I can see that both girls and boys wear their training shirts and pants freely. Also, our schools don't have uniforms that are overly exposed. Thus, I think that our school is doing a great job maintaining the equality between both genders.

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For a majority of time, men's games are much bigger than the women's. It is because they are scientifically proven to be faster and stronger than an average woman. People tend to think that if there is a male volleyball player, it is a professional player. On the other hand, women are considered to be in more lower levels in sports. Even famous volleyball players like Jordan Larson was once considered to be insufficient in her volleyball skills even tough she was on the professional team.

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Unlike the NBA or the NFL, in volleyball, women's leagues are more popular than the men's. People think that volleyball players are girls just because women have more advantage in succeeding in the volleyball field. There are more organized high school teams and more for the professional teams for women. You can see this from the data in the NCAA volleyball association. While there were approximately 500 women in the professional league while the men are only 30% of the people in the women's league.

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There are a variety of differences between a male volleyball player's uniform and a female volleyball players. Even though men and women wear the same top (a t-shirt), it is quite blatant that the bottoms differentiate. The men wear baggy and long pants that comes down to the knee; however, the women wear short and tight shorts. However, this doesn't make any sense because that means that men should also be wearing short and tight shorts. On of the members of the USA volleyball team told the media, "we earn a substantial amount of money from people seeing women playing in a feminine way." This means that women are purposely exposing their body in order to sexually appeal their looks to gain audience. However, this is a serious problem because that means the women are not really showing their true sports skills; they are just appealing their looks to the crowd. Also, in this type of situation, it is actually a detriment for the men because that is one of the major reasons why the women volleyball players are paid more than the men. Not only that, the uniforms discourage the parents to get their child to play volleyball especially because of the exposure the uniform has. Also, it has been proved by Laura Witteman, a teacher who coaches volleyball in St. Joseph High School, said that there ween't any problems with female players wearing baggy and long shorts; it didn't affect their performance. I think it is very controversial that people are making women more sexually appealing when it is actually a game for pure skill and competition.

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Well done! your discussion so far shows a very good understanding of the issues, along with some specific examples. What would be good to expand on is WHY is this a problem ? how is gender inequality in sport evident at Chadwick and how could the problem be fixed (here and internationally)? Please recheck the task requirements to make sure you cover everything (to aim for top possible grade). A reference list must be included. Best wishes.

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This is an interview of Karch Kiraly a three-time gold medalist at the Olympics in the 2000s and currently continuing his career as a volleyball coach. This is his interview in 1991

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Ross Hedgecock Report 1991 Interview Sinjin Smith Randy Stoklos Karch Kiraly Kent Steffes

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Beach volleyball 1991 Ross Hedgecock Report 1991 Interview Sinjin Smith Randy Stoklos Karch Kiraly Kent Steffes

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Women:
Yeon-Koung Kim KOR Fenerbahce TUR 1,2M €
Tatyana Kosheleva RUS Eczacibasi TUR 1M €
Milena Rašić SRB Vakifbank TUR 350.000€
Sheilla Castro BRA .... 500.000€
Jordan Larson USA Eczacibasi TUR 1M €
Zhu Ting CHN Vakifbank TUR 1,1M € (the entire transfer)

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Men:
Earvin Ngapeth FRA, Modena ITA 350.000€

Matthew Anderson USA, Zenit Kazan RUS 500.000€
Micah Christenson USA Lube Banca Marche Civitanova ITA 180.000€
Jenia Grebennikov FRA Lube ITA 150.000€
Ivan Zaytsev ITA SIRSafety Perugia ITA 400.000€
Osmany Juantorena ITA Lube ITA 350.000€
Wilfredo Leon POL, Zenit Kazan RUS 500.000€
Maxim Mikhailov RUS Zenit Kazan RUS 400.000€
Gyorgy Grozer GER Shangai CHN 450.000€
Thomas Edgar AUS Beijing CHN 450.000€

Bruno Rezende BRA SESI BRA 550.000€

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From here, you can distinctively see that the women gets paid more than the men. One of the reason why women volleyball players get paid more is because they are more attractive. The payment is definitively related to the uniforms they wear; while men were normal athletics clothes, women wear bikinis or overly exposed bras and shot pants. You can see here that the female volleyball player Yeon-Koung Kim is paid 1.2 million dollars while the male player Bruno Rezenede is paid only 550.000.

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Interestingly, it is known that beach volleyball is more popular than normal volleyball players. Thus, the beach volleyball players are more highly paid than the average indoor volleyball player. Not only that, people in beach volleyball are known to have more "exposure" and are "sexier." That is why more advertisements feature female beach volleyball players rather than female volleyball players. For example, there is a very popular volleyball player called Kerri Walsh Jennings. She advertises sun screen in this video below:

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Kerri Walsh Jennings' Favorite Sunscreen

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Learn why three time olympic beach volleyball gold medalist, outdoor enthusiast, and mother of three uses Sunscreen Moisturizer SPF 30 from Skin Authority to protect, nourish, and restore her sun drenched skin. It's "hands down" her favorite product. Shop Sunscreen Moisturizer SPF 30: http://bit.ly/16tpKI1

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This is an interview Logan Tom, one of the most famous volleyball player from the US

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In a variety of advertisements, you can blatantly see the distinction between the character of a commercial featuring a female volleyball player, and a male volleyball player. The advertisements and commercials featuring female volleyball players are very "girly"; the volleyball players tend to wear dresses and wear heavy makeup. Also, they wear an abundance of jewelry to portray a womanly part of their characteristics. For instance, a famous volleyball player Gabrielle Reece shows up in a Nike commercial with a dress and pants with an overly exposed thigh. There is a huge comparison between a female volleyball player and a male volleyball player. If you see any commercial of a male volleyball player. It is always energetic and powerful. Even the music is very energetic.