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I am a college student doing research on race relations involved in sport. I would greatly appreciate the response of some passionate sports fans to the following survey. Thank you in advance for any and all help you can give me. Respond by putting the number of question and then your answer. Feel free to elaborate on any question as you feel fit.
1. Gender: Male Female
2. Ethnicity: Caucasian African American Hispanic/Latino Asian Multiracial Other Prefer Not to Answer
3. Age: <20 20-30 30-40 40-50 50+
4. How big of a sports fan would you rate yourself on a scale of 1 to 10 (10 being high)
5. Have you, personally, been discriminated against while involved in sports? Yes No
6. Where is discrimination on the basis of race seen in sports?(check all that apply) __Playing Opportunities __Coaching __Front Office Opportunities __Segregated Conditions __Other __There is no discrimination
7. Do you believe there to be a reason why African Americans seem to dominate the sports of basketball and football? If so, why?
8. List as many racial stereotypes in sports that you can think of?
9. Have you heard of the term

Let's see...

Male
White
20-30
10
No
All of the above excluding segretated conditions
They (african americans) are generally more athletic. White folks are stronger-that's why they play baseball and coach (Weis)
Head Coaching Jobs, playing time on pre-college teams
No
2
Yes
No
No

Good luck!

1. Male
2. Asian (though many, including myself would argue white)
3. 20-30
4. 10
5. No
6. There is no discrimination
7. Yes, because of a continual cycle of role models. High paid, high profile athletes provide a "get rich quick" image of jumping straight to the pro's doing something that doesn't involve school (playing a game). I feel that this holds true to lower income families in general where the focus on academics as an alternate way to success is less empahsised. A higher income family is more likely able to afford exploits into expensive educational opportunities than those of low income, so children are exposed to more options.
8. Blacks are faster, stronger athletes (natural means or bred like horses). Asians are good at ping-pong. Black athletes are more likely to get into trouble than white athletes.
9. No
10. 5
11. No
12. No
13. The idea of racism in sports is a joke. If there was racism, then there would be a much stronger attempt to keep black athletes out of the sports world. Instead, they are placed on a pedestal.

1. Male
2. Multi
3. 50+
4. 6
5. No
6. There is no discrimination.
7. Physical differences between races.
8. white men can't jump.
9. no
10. 5 (Depends on the definition of "many")
11. No.
12. No.
13. no.