FMINITY, SPORTS AND FEMINISM: Developing a Theory of Physical Liberation.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC IMAGES IN WOMEN'S HEALTH, FITNESS, AND SPORTS MAGAZINES AND THE PHYSICAL SELFCONCEPT OF A GROUP OF ADOLESCENT FEMALE VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS.
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CULTURE, GENDER ROLES, AND SPORT: The Case of Korean Players on the LPGA Tour.
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MY LIFE IN FOOTBALL.
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"THAT'S CHEAP." THE RATIONAL INVOCATION OF NORMS, PRACTICES, AND AN ETHOS IN ULTIMATE FRISBEE.
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THE NEXT M. J. OR THE NEXT O. J.? ROBE BRYANT, RACE, AND THE ABSURDITY OF COLORBLIND RHETORIC.
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DRAFTING KELLI WHITE.
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