College Athletes, Media, and Intersectionality: Examining Contemporary Issues

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9783032184108   9783032184115   303218410X

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1. Introduction.  (pages 1-22)
2. Defining Trans “Threats” in Sports: How Media Coverage of Trans Athlete Swimmer Lia Thomas Became a Conduit for Trans Rights Discussions.  (pages 23-48)
3. Indigenous Identity and Influence: The Case of Alissa Pili.  (pages 49-74)
4. Indicators of Change Within a Media-Produced Race Rivalry: A Qualitative Content Analysis of the 2023 NCAA Women’s Basketball Championship.  (pages 75-96)
5. “Hating” Caitlin Clark: An Intersectional Analysis of Gender, Race, and Cultural Geography on Social Media.  (pages 97-125)
6. “A Really Good Sport for Girls Who Don’t Want to Do Sport”: The Sexualized Emotional Labor of Female College Cheerleaders.  (pages 127-150)
7. Navigating New Norms: The Cultural and Athletic Integration of Female International Student-Athletes in NCAA Sports.  (pages 151-178)
8. See Me, Hear Me: U.S. College Athletes Seek Empathy and Understanding from Coaches and Athletic Staff.  (pages 179-198)
9. Through the Contextual Screen: Media Framing of Women’s College Sports, the Transfer Portal, and the Debate on Trans Women in Athletics.  (pages 199-231)
10. The New Era: NIL’s Impact on Athletes, Schools, and Brands.  (pages 233-260)
11. Empowering or Exploitative? Examining Young Adult Perceptions of NIL Athletes’ Social Media Posts.  (pages 261-282)
12. Conclusion: Competing Forces and Moving Forward.  (pages 283-289)

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