Stereotypes And Sports

Chinua Achebe states that: “ A country should be fair to all citizens, whether people are of a different ethnicity or gender." Hardly any characteristics of the constitution appeal to us as much as equality. The 21st century is one where people are in a constant battle for equality. One of the most outstanding issues under consideration is whether girls should play on boys’ sports teams. Females should not be discriminated against playing a sport due to the difference in physical makeup or sex.
A numberless amount of people say that boys are more competitive and stronger than girls. However, this is completely wrong; the strength and capability people possess to play a sport does not rely on their sex. But rather on the ability you hold physically to move your body and for example, the control of a ball with your feet.
Believing in the division of sports teams by gender is feminist. Plenty of girls are much better than boys playing sports, therefore gender is not a primary factor to take into consideration. Tryouts by its very definition “are trials or tests to ascertain the qualification of applicants, as for an athletic team or theatrical role.”. If every sports team were to require a tryout, gender would not be an issue, because it would come down to the fact of who is better rather than if you’re a boy or girl.
Now, if anyone wants to talk about how boys are naturally
I believe there should be three types of sports teams when it comes to a sport: boys exclusive, girls exclusive and mixed. Moreover, we will earn ourselves the trouble of people who do not feel comfortable playing on mixed sex teams. Accordingly as mentioned before, allowing girls to play on boys sports teams would bring a lot of benefits. A female can play as rough and fierce as a male. Nevertheless, women and men should be considered equally, none should be less respected or treated differently because of their