Not exact matches
«We've known for a long time that female athletes often experience discrimination and other
microaggressions, but now that we have statistical data illustrating this issue, we want to use it to educate
media and members of the public on how to avoid some of these problematic pitfalls.»
In a separate study, Frisby examined 643 news stories about elite tennis players Serena Williams and Angelique Kerber to determine if athletes of color receive different amounts of
microaggressions from the
media compared to white athletes who experience similar amounts of athletic success.
Now, researchers at the University of Missouri School of Journalism have found that
microaggressions against female athletes in the
media increased by nearly 40 percent from the 2012 Summer Olympic Games to the 2016 Summer Olympic Games.