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245 00 Child's play :|bsport in kids' worlds /|cedited by Michael
A. Messner and Michela Musto.
264 1 New Brunswick, New Jersey :|bRutgers University Press,
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490 1 Critical issues in sport and society
504 Includes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 Surveying youth sports in America : what we know and what
it means for public policy / Don Sabo and Philip Veliz --
Kids of color in the American sporting landscape : limited,
concentrated, and controlled / Douglas Hartmann and Alex
Manning -- Girls and the racialization of female bodies in
sport contexts / Cheryl Cooky and Lauren Rauscher -- Sport
and the childhood obesity epidemic / Toben F. Nelson --
The children are our future : the NFL, corporate social
responsibility, and the production of "avid fans" /
Jeffrey Montez de Oca, Jeffrey Scholes, and Brandon Meyer
-- Athletes in the pool, girls and boys on deck : the
contextual construction of gender in coed youth swimming /
Michela Musto -- The voices of boys on sport, health, and
physical activity : the beginning of life through a
gendered lens / Murray J. N. Drummond -- "A right to the
gym" : physical activity experiences of East African
immigrant girls / Chelsey M. Thul, Nicole M. LaVoi, Torrie
F. Hazelwood, and Fatimah Hussein -- Transgender and
gender-nonconforming kids and the binary requirements of
sport participation in North America / Ann Travers --
Examining boys, bodies, and PE locker room spaces : "I
don't ever set foot in that locker room" / Michael Kehler
-- Park "rats" to park "daddies" : community heads
creating future mentors / A. James McKeever -- Afterword :
Kids, sport research, and sport policy / William A.
Corsaro.
520 "Child's Play collects state-of-the-art research on sport
in children's worlds, studies that illuminate scholarly
questions in the burgeoning sociological and
interdisciplinary fields of children and youth, bodies and
health, and intersectional analyses of social inequality.
At the heart of Child's Play is a critical scholarly
engagement with the question of how, when, and under what
conditions sport is good for kids. The chapters in the
first half of the book illuminate with broad brush-strokes
what we know about kids and youth sports, and they ask
probing questions about the role of sport in schools,
health policy, race and gender relations, and social
mobility. Together, these chapters critically assess the
ways in which organizations, corporations and the state
target kids with sport-related policies and marketing
schemes. The second half of the book consists of interview
-based, participant-observation and ethnographic studies
by scholars who have entered into children's worlds to
explore how youth make meanings, shape identities and
relationships in sport; how sport participation connects
with other things kids do in their daily lives (including
school, family life, peer groups, adult mentors, health
and violence, etc.). Throughout the text, Child's Play is
attentive to differences and inequalities among kids: how
different sport opportunities and experiences shape gender
for boys, girls, Muslim immigrant girls and transgender
kids, and the ways that race/ethnicity and social class
differently constrain and enable kids' access to and
experiences with youth sport"--|cProvided by publisher.
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