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Transgender Inclusion in Sport

George B. Cunningham, Risa Isard, and E. Nicole Melton

cisgender alike ( Cunningham, 2014 ; Isard, 2021 ). The underlying message, whether implicit or explicit, is that girls and women are second best, less than, and “the other.” Drawing from the robust literature around stereotype threat ( Schmader, 2002 ; Spencer et al., 1999 ; Stone et al., 1999 ), Isard

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Institutional Strategies to Enhance Graduate Student Success Through Mentoring

Jennifer J. Waldron

). Deviation from the prototypical identity may lead students to experience isolation or microaggressions, racism, sexism, and heterosexism ( Wyatt et al., 2019 ). Wyatt et al. ( 2019 ) argue that some students may face stereotype threat that prompts anxiety in situations where their performance could

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An Equity-Focused Approach to Graduate Student Recruitment and Retention

DeAnne Davis Brooks, Lauren D. Griffin, Teah Rawlings, Rennae W. Stowe, and Dawn Norwood

students, I dealt with microaggressions, imposter syndrome, and stereotype threat. At the time, I did not really understand those feelings or how to navigate them. Consequently, I now operate from an empathetic lens as I teach, advise, and mentor students in similar situations. Several authors have

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Inclusion of Individuals With Overweight/Obesity in Physical Activity Settings

Paul Bernard Rukavina

and fitness capabilities are lower ( Doolittle et al., 2016 ; Rasquinha & Cardinal, 2015 ; Rukavina & Doolittle, 2016 ). The visuals of students with overweight and obesity “working hard”—the red cheeks, sweating, and lesser motor performance and learning (i.e., stereotype threat)—confirm the

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Sport Management: Lessons From Yesterday, Applications for Today, Thoughts on Tomorrow

Donna L. Pastore

.M. ( 2022 ). Differences in sport management doctoral students’ experiences with gender microaggressions and stereotype threat by gender . Sport Management Education Journal, 16 ( 1 ), 17 – 29 . https://doi.org/10.1123/smej.2020-0039 Zhang , J.J. , Pease , D.G. , Hui , S.C. , & Michaud , T