"Egor's Blog." Egors Blog. N.p., n.d. Web. 24 Oct. 2016. "Gender Discrimination in Sports." LIVESTRONG.COM. LIVESTRONG.COM, 13 Oct. 2013. Web. 24 Oct. 2016. In this article, author Sarah Collins uses historical and current statistical data and analysis to show the improvements and condition of gender inequality in sports nationwide. Collins uses historical data to degrade the argument that gender inequality has been an unchanged issue for decades. Gender inequality has been a noted issue for decades, but it is an issue that has been shaped and transformed into a more controlled version of itself. This article provides insight for all audiences, but specifically gives strong factual evidence for an argument pertaining to the imperialistic nature of gender inequality in sports. The use of statistics allows audiences to observe and understand the influence and nature of these ideas that spread and take over many groups of people. This article creates a strong support for the argument that gender inequality is present in certain circumstances, but more often than not, is created as a result of the influence of other groups of people and their ideas. "Gender Equality in Athletics and Sports - Interesting Facts About Athletics, Sports, and Title IX - Feminist Majority Foundation." Gender Equality in Athletics and Sports - Interesting Facts About Athletics, Sports, and Title IX - Feminist Majority Foundation. N.p., n.d. Web. 24 Oct. 2016. In this article, readers are able to understand the minuscule details and statistics that present the struggles that come with being a female athlete. In comparison to males, females are given 36% less scholarship money and only equate for 43% of athletes, when the average college is 54% female. The fact that female athletes are given much more limited opportunities when compared to males is very apparent to all audiences, but this article details just how little females are awarded in comparison to males. Alongside these stated statistics, readers are able to observe the seemingly nonexistent punishment that results from violation of Title XI. Title XI supposedly forces all public universities and schools to provide equal opportunities and treatment for females and males, with threats of removal of federal funding if a university fails to comply. But, in thirty years no school has been forced to face this punishment. This information, provided by the analysis of Title XI and the realistic benefits awarded to female athletes, presents facts to support the argument that gender inequality is present in many sports organizations and is not a faulty idea influencing individuals. "Gender Pay Gap for Women Athletes | Inequality.org." Inequality.org. N.p., 30 July 2015. Web. 24 Oct. 2016. In this article, author, Kelsey Clark, uses the recent controversy over the US women soccer team's low pay to address gender inequality in sports. In this circumstance, the women's team accumulated a massive amount of success and following, earning a great deal of profit for their team and sponsors. The only people not financially benefiting from this success, was the actual team. The US women's soccer team has one 3 World Cups, but the team was only awarded 2 million for each win. If a team wins the Super Bowl, each member is payed 97,000 dollars on top of a 46,000 dollar pay out after each playoff game win. The Super Bowl is a US based game, while the World Cup is international. The members of a winning team in a nationwide game profit much more than the team members of a winning team in an international game. This massive gap in profit gives reason to believe gender inequality is a serious issue not only nationwide, but worldwide as well. On top of that, it degrades the argument that gender inequality in sports is only apparent because of male athletes working for and earning more than female athletes. Http://occupytheory.org/author/occupytheoryadmin/. "List of Pros and Cons of Title IX." OccupyTheory. N.p., 05 Mar. 2015. Web. 24 Oct. 2016. This article lists the positives and negatives of Title IX in America. Title IX was passed with the purpose of ensuring all women could participate in any sport they wished to, with no regard to gender. Title IX has transformed athletics since it was passed, in 1972, allowing a large multitude of opportunities and benefits to become readily available for women nationwide. Without Title IX, gender inequality in athletics could be a much more serious issue for American women than it is currently. This article supports the argument that women are at a disadvantage to men in sports, but are receiving what they earn. While stating the facts to support this argument, pros and cons are listed relating to the use of Title IX in America. This list agrees with the argument presented by those agreeing with the necessity of gender inequality in sports, while also addressing the arguments presented by those who oppose gender inequality in sports. This article gives lots of facts and reason to support the arguable fact that women are given what they earn and deserve in sports, and the gap created with men is not discriminatory or unnecessary. Https://www.facebook.com/SammyEagle. "Examination of Gender Equity and Female Participation in Sport." The Sport Journal. N.p., 29 Feb. 2016. Web. 24 Oct. 2016. Walters, John. "A Lawsuit from the U.S. Women's Soccer Team Reveals Deeper Issues with Gender Equity in Sports." Newsweek. N.p., 02 June 2016. Web. 24 Oct. 2016. Wigmore, Tim. "Sport's Gender Pay Gap: Why Are Women Still Paid Less than Men?" Sport's Gender Pay Gap: Why Are Women Still Paid Less than Men? 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