Sports And Equality
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This document summarizes the results of a survey given to 136 students in Spain to understand their perspectives on gender equality in sports. The key findings were: - The students were evenly split between male and female. - Most students (76%) practice some sport, with football being the most popular. - Students generally practice sports 2-3 times a week and mostly play with both boys and girls. - Many sports like basketball, football, and volleyball can be played by both men and women. Oil wrestling and motorbike racing were seen as sports only for boys/men while ballet was seen as only for girls/women.
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