Racism in college athletics
| Other Authors: | Brooks, Dana D., Althouse, Ronald C. |
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
| Published: |
Morgantown, WV :
FiT Pub.,
[2020]
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| Physical Description: |
xxxv, 340 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm. |
| Edition: | 4th ed. |
| Subjects: |
Table of Contents:
- Table of contents
- Acknowledgments
- Tribute to Lucinda Williams Adams
- Introduction
- Section I: Historical analysis of racism in college sports.
- Chapter 1. Critical events: historical overview of African American (men and women) in college sports /
- Angela Lumpkin
- Chapter 2. A place to call home: college athletics at HBCUs and 21st century implications /
- Samuel R. Hodge and Robert A. Bennett
- Section II: Recruitment, retention, and NCAA rules and regulations.
- Chapter 3. Examining student-athlete support services: implications for African American sports participants /
- Janice L. Hilliard
- Chapter 4. Sports social work, black male college athletes, and trauma /
- Emmett L. Gill, Jr
- Chapter 5. Community and junior colleges athletic programs: new models for success /
- Ronald Althouse and Dana Brooks
- Section III: Gender and race intersections.
- Chapter 6. The glass ceiling effect for African American women coaches and athletic administrators /
- Robertha Abney
- Chapter 7. Title IX compliance at historically black colleges and universities: how the intersectionality of race impacts gender-based policies /
- Cryshanna A. Jackson Leftwich
- Chapter 8. ReColoring Title IX: increasing black female athletes' participation through shared advocacy /
- Jacqueline Mcdowell, Emmett L. Gill, Jr., and Tina Sloan Green
- Section IV: Racism, media, exposure, stereotypes, fan support, and diversity.
- Chapter 9. Who am I? racial identity, athletic identity, and the African American athlete /
- Louis Harrison, Jr., Jessica Lietner, Javier Wallace, Taylor Payne, and Daniel Thomas
- Chapter 10. The contemporary American study of whiteness in sport /
- Suzanne Malia Lawrence
- Chapter 11. The operation of the conveyor belt in and through college sport /
- Kristi F. Oshiro, Anthony J. Weems, Sayvon J. L. Foster, and John N. Singer
- Chapter 12. Alumni support, ethnicity, and fan loyalty /
- Ronald Althouse, Dana Brooks, and Andrea Dean-Crowley
- Chapter 13. Talofa (hello) American higher education: Polynesians, pigskins, and participation in college football /
- C. Keith Harrison, Monica Morita, and Laurel Traynowicz
- Section V: Black athletes and pop culture.
- Chapter 14 The culture of today's ballplayers and ballin' images: African American (Black) manhood in a hip-hop World /
- C. Keith Harrison, Troy A. Vincent, Reggie Saunders, and Cliff Parks
- Conclusion
- Index
- About the Authors.