Gender Discrimination

Gender discrimination

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There are countless numbers of issues hovering over our heads in Australia and in contemporary society in general.  Gender inequity in sport has been a major issue throughout Australia for countless years, predominantly for females. This issue involves any action that grants or denies opportunities, privileges, or rewards to a person on the basis of their sex.  Gender discrimination may not be such a big deal amongst the male population but it’s fair to say that the whole Australian public needs to be reinformed about the inequity of females in the sporting field and how unfair and cruel some people could be when it some to entertainment and money therefore someone needs to take action to reform it.

 

The general public would claim that it’s not discriminatory when a female chooses to relinquish participating in competitive sport but they don’t consider the factors that are thought to influence their decision to surrender. The major factors that determine why woman don’t play sport and why they are less interested in sport opportunities than men are all based on the way we define ourselves as Australians, the lack of media coverage for women’s sport, the competitive side of sport, the importance of family, the influential role of friends and peers, the absence of role models and many more.

 

In today’s modern society it’s evident how hard it is to deny what a female want’s most of the time but it’s unfortunate to here that females receive less opportunities then men when it comes to sport but they are not complaining and nagging like they should. This issue is significant to explore, unless any action is taken towards this issue, studies show that decline in sport involvement will leads to numeral crisis within our society such as obesity, lower levels of healthy individuals and continuous  inequality and decimator behaviour across society. In odder to improve the interest of woman and prevent any feather crisis, supplementary job of supporting our young female altheas in sports participation is essential. Nevertheless the female society should be strongly supporting and protesting their rights to the Australian Sport Institute. Through out life most humans, in this case females experience a similar impact that deny them possibility of success but what really matter, is know it’s possible and with the right actions it can be accomplished. As a matter of fact giving small treats such as books on successful female athletes would help and motivate a young female to proceed in her chosen field and to succeed in the days to come.

 

 

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