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@RuhmaFawad @KIN110UofR I don't think we have to worry about other teams fans doing that. Through #crowdexcitment we will do that ourselves

@lavoie_joanne @KIN110UofR I would say it started with the latter, but due to increase in pain the first took effect. Therefore: both.

Also it should not be a rule that females can not fight in hockey. I just don't believe that will get it the media. @97sarahgraham

@97sarahgraham I truly believe that people are more sympathetic to seeing a female get hurt over a male.

@Darbsk4 @KIN110UofR many men don't like to see women get hurt at all. Usually a man gets defensive if they see a woman injured. #instinct?

@97sarahgraham Or is it? A lot of people would cringe at seeing women and children getting hurt. It's not socially acceptable!

@jillKin110 But they don't get the publicity because..... People do not want to see women get hurt?

@bt_robyn25 @KIN110UofR Agreed! Maybe it wouldn't help because people don't like to see women/ children getting hurt. Thoughts?

Would #femalesports get more publicity, air time, and viewers if they had more #violence and #aggression? #equality @KIN110UofR

Ty Domi was sued by a fan of another team (2003) for not keeping his temper under control. #paidtofight @KIN110UofR m.youtube.com/watch?v=TS_92e…

If an action takes away from the focus of a sport in any way it's deemed a #deviance. Does this include high fives or butt slaps?@KIN110UofR

@KarinaMokrouso1 @KIN110UofR I would assume it would be the same as nascar. That's now how a person would drive in normal situations.

Woods is an example of how #deviance of social norms affect a persons sports career.@KIN110UofR #functionalisttheory

@antil8 I do not believe it is that clear cut. Sports are more diverse and a persons social status is not that obvious based off a sport.

@antil8 of course they are related! What I asked is if the sport defines your social class?

@elvis_teneng I think it can but it doesn't have to. You have to like the sport enough to pursue it; so it's also about choice.

@beccaokrancy @KIN110UofR I agree: but social sport and social class goes a bit beyond one person in one sport. It's a big picture view.

@KIN110UofR I wonder who defines which "classes" get which sport. I believe it is what you choose to think based of personal experiences.

@burt_sydney my parents also couldn't afford it; I did through work/fundraisers. That to me doesn't define my social class though.