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A 5 page paper which describes Title IX, and then goes on to argue that Title
IX is not necessarily of any benefit to the collegiate athletes in this country. While Title IX
is based on some very noble ideas, it has generally been implemented in a very poor
manner and resulted in many male athletes being eliminated and the number of athletes to
decline. It is a very positive Title, yet it is also a Title which should be better implemented.
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File: JR7_RAtitleix.rtf
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sexual discrimination within the field of sports. It is, undoubtedly, a necessary legislative implementation, but that does not mean that it does not have its drawbacks as well. Title IX
has changed many attitudes towards women in sports, but it has not always proved successful in getting women quite the equality they need, nor has it taken some of the
male oriented sports into account either. While the entire premise of protecting womens rights to participate in sports is a noble cause, it is a right that is not always
being protected by the institutions in relationship to implementing the actions in a manner that would protect all athletes involved in collegiate, or other, sports. Title IX essentially states
that "no person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any
education program or activity receiving Federal financial assistance" (Title IX). In past years, several decades ago, women were rejected in the field of sports and they were often discouraged from
desiring to participate. This, obviously has changed, due to Title IX. Women are allowed a great deal more opportunities in sports than they previously were. In offering some information regarding
the history of Title IX we present the following: "* On June 23, 1972, President Nixon signed the Education Amendments of 1972, including Title IX, barring sex discrimination by educational
institutions receiving federal funds. * April 21, 1997 the Supreme Court put down the most serious legal challenge to Title IX when it refused to consider Brown Universitys argument
that it did not discriminate by ending financial support for womens volleyball and gymnastics teams in 1991. * The number of high school girls participating in sports jumped from
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