love: both for their people and their sport. And it is their sport. As Jacobs declares, “when people ask who I am, I introduce myself as a hockey player.” We can only hope that settler players and the hockey establishment will honor these efforts with reciprocal determination to pursue positive
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“Who Am I ... a Hockey Player”: Indigenous Generosity and the Transformative Power of Education in Hockey Spaces
Davina McLeod, Sam McKegney, Darren Zanussi, and Shane Keepness
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Nancy Quinn and Laura Misener
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, 2020 ). And yet, how did stakeholders across the SfD field respond? The Black Lives Matter movement was not the only race-centric movement focused on advancing justice, equity, and self-determination in society and sport in recent years. In 2018, for example, Crystal Echo Hawk launched the IllumiNative
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Ronald L. Mower
-intentioned certainty that their “creative” intervention could improve the health of all Baltimoreans, the perception of Black youth as a “problem” nevertheless remained entrenched. Subsequently, the determination to reform those assumed to otherwise be “wayward, hapless Black youth,” to instead become “fitness
Whitewashed and Blacked Out: Counter-Narratives as an Analytical Framework for Studies of Ice Hockey in Canada
Alex I. McKenzie and Janelle Joseph
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, institutional, and discursive determinations that suture the event into the conjuncture of which it is a constituent element” (pp. 56–57). We saw the Morris incident as an exemplar of other nonapologies that we—as sport fans, scholars, critics, and consumers—had recognized previously. We presumed that the
Athlete–Student–Influencer: How the Introduction of Name, Image, and Likeness in Intercollegiate Athletics Further Complicates Applications of Role Theory
Alison Fridley, Daniel Springer, Sarah Stokowski, and Arden Anderson
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Constructing Diaspora Space and Consciousness Through Sport and Livelihoods in Kampala, Uganda
Mitchell McSweeney
the health of displaced populations. In contrast, research has found that refugees may face numerous barriers (e.g., language) to sport participation, be discriminated against by local community members, and sport programs may be overconcerned with a focus on integration rather than promoting the self-determination
Concussion Reporting and Racial Stereotypes: ESPN’s Role in Shaping Public Perception About Athletes of Color
Niya St. Amant
ESPN broadcasts all Monday night NFL games and the NFL draft, as well as select play-off games ( ESPN, 2021 ), it is a fair assumption that many NFL fans may gravitate to ESPN for sports-related news and updates on their favorite teams and players. The determination over whether an athlete was White
“A Breath of Fresh Air”: Media Framing of a Unique National Football League Draft Pick
Adam Love, Alexander Deeb, and Lars Dzikus
passion, hard work, and determination were central to sporting cultures” ( Leonard, 2017 , p. 7). Similar to the ways in which a German player may serve the NFL’s interests in expanding its market internationally, a White player, who symbolically represents the previously mentioned attributes, may benefit