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Many TV channels show more men’s sport than women’s sport. Why is this? Should TV channels give equal time to men’s and women’s sport? v.1

Many TV channels show more men’s sport than women’s sport. Why is this? Should TV channels give equal time to men’s and women’s sport? v. 1
It is apparent that there is consistently far less TV coverage of women’s sport than of men’s sport. This discrepancy could be attributed to prevailing gender stereotypes within sport, and to combat this, there should be more balanced coverage of women’s sports from national broadcasters in order to gain support among a more mainstream audience. Doubtless, the shortage of airtime for women’s sport reflects the public’s outdated opinion on its entertainment value. For a long time, physically demanding activities in general, and sport in particular, have been largely associated with masculinity rather than femininity. Audiences are more drawn to games played by males, with the expectation of greater agility and more exciting competition. As a consequence of receiving less public attention and sponsorship, sports programs focusing on female sport is repeatedly cut, despite the fact that women still account for a large percentage of sports participants, giving more room for the representation of male sport matches. I am of the opinion that there should be a balance in the broadcasting of both men’s and women’s sports because of the tremendous benefits for society. The frequent TV coverage of the athletic achievements of successful male sporting celebrities encourages greater rates of participation across the globe, thus promoting the development of sportsmanship. If more screen time were devoted to female sports, there would be a rise in female role models for young women to follow, contributing to a change in the public mindset regarding female participation in sport and in turn catalyzing interest in sports involvement among women together with its numerous physical and social benefits. In conclusion, the uneven TV coverage of men’s and women’s sports is clearly linked to outdated opinions regarding gender roles in sport. Nonetheless, I firmly believe that more female athletes should be featured on TV so as to increase women’s participation in sport, with immense benefits for both females as individuals and society as a whole.
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far less TV
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women’s
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sport
than of
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men
’s
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. This discrepancy could
be attributed
to prevailing gender stereotypes within
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sport
, and to combat this, there should be more balanced
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coverage
of
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women’s
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sports
from national broadcasters in order to gain support among a more mainstream audience.

Doubtless, the shortage of airtime for
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women’s
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sport
reflects the public’s outdated opinion on its entertainment value. For a long time,
physically
demanding activities
in general
, and
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sport
in particular
, have been
largely
associated with masculinity
rather
than femininity. Audiences are more drawn to games played by males, with the expectation of greater agility and more exciting competition. As a consequence of receiving less public attention and sponsorship,
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sports
programs focusing on
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female
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sport
is
repeatedly
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cut
, despite the fact that
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women
still
account for a large percentage of
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sports
participants, giving more room for the representation of male
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sport
matches.

I am of the opinion that there should be a balance in the broadcasting of both
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men
’s and
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women’s
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sports
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because
of the tremendous benefits for society. The frequent TV
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coverage
of the athletic achievements of successful male sporting celebrities encourages greater rates of participation across the globe,
thus
promoting the development of sportsmanship. If more screen time
were devoted
to
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female
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sports
, there would be a rise in
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female
role models for young
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women
to follow, contributing to a
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change
in the public mindset regarding
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female
participation in
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sport
and in turn catalyzing interest in
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sports
involvement among
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women
together with its numerous physical and social benefits.

In conclusion
, the uneven TV
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coverage
of
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men
’s and
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women’s
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sports
is
clearly
linked to outdated opinions regarding gender roles in
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sport
. Nonetheless, I
firmly
believe that more
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female
athletes should
be featured
on TV
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so as to
increase
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women’s
participation in
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sport
, with immense benefits for both
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females
as individuals and society as a whole.
7Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
36Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
1Mistakes
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IELTS essay Many TV channels show more men’s sport than women’s sport. Why is this? Should TV channels give equal time to men’s and women’s sport? v. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
320 words
6.0
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 6.0
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