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[...] The emancipation of women in sports has the particularity of promoting gender equality in minds and behaviors. In other words, its impact is inscribed in the long term and in everyday life. The stereotypes fade away and this from a very young age (II). I. Deconstructing stereotypes and sexist attitudes: example of rugby In fact, women's emancipation in sports allows to deconstruct the clichés that have been inscribed in our society, particularly in the Western world. In the long term, this also allows to reduce sexist attitudes that will no longer have clichés to feed them. [...]
[...] In fact, it was at the end of the 19th century that the first matches were played by women, if we look beyond our French borders. Even if these matches are not official, it has been almost a century and a half since women have already been introduced to this sport. In France, the practice of "barrette", very similar to rugby, was already practiced at the same time. And yet, in the collective mindset, rugby is: at best, a sport that has recently been feminized, at worst, a masculine sport. However, it has been feminized for a long time. [...]
[...] However, there are areas whose importance may not be sufficiently highlighted. This is the case, in particular, of sports. Let's highlight it already, sports play a role in the economy, in culture, in health, and in education. Thus, the actors of sports also have this role in these different spheres. Therefore, women have every interest in finding a worthy place in sports. However, concretely, in what way does the emancipation of women in the field of sports contribute to the fight for gender equality? [...]
[...] Therefore, by increasing access to sport for young girls, it is not just equal access to a physical activity, it is also equal access to emotion management that is made possible." Furthermore, I am also a citizen and a future marketing professional in the sports industry - at least, I hope so That's why I want to emphasize that a broader approach to this subject is possible. Sports emancipation has a broader impact and does not stop at the sports field. Who says feminization in the sports field says feminization in an influential field, in a real 'industry'. [...]
[...] - Grand oral of baccalaureate Introduction Emancipation is not exclusive to minors. Often, this term brings to mind a preconceived idea of an adolescent, rebellious or not, who wishes to take flight, to gain independence. To achieve this, a fairly complex legal procedure is imposed on this adolescent, as this choice has significant consequences. However, outside of any legal framework, the concept of emancipation, in its sociological and even philosophical sense, perfectly corresponds to the evolution of the place of women in society. [...]
