Sport as a Catalyst for Racial Progress and Gender Equity

Lapchick, Richard
Lewis, Leo
Kane, Mary Jo
Hartmann, Doug
2018-04-16

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Sport as a Catalyst for Racial Progress and Gender Equity

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2018-04-16

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Professional sports and big-time college athletics are often seen as typifying what is wrong with our society. There is another vision, however – one that uses sports to promote education, opportunity, and social change. Dr. Richard Lapchick is a visionary leader of this movement who will participate in a lively panel discussion about how equity in sports impacts society with Professor Mary Jo Kane, Leo Lewis, and Professor Doug Hartmann.

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Lapchick, Richard; Lewis, Leo; Kane, Mary Jo; Hartmann, Doug. (2018). Sport as a Catalyst for Racial Progress and Gender Equity. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/195765.

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