ought in a wave of girls into the college athletic scene.2. Today, more girls are encouraged to participate in sports and other activities. College is now a possible option in a young woman's decision for Post High School Plans. Now a job, beyond being a wife and mother, is well within reach. As women competed publicly, they gained more respect. Becoming Role Models for millions of little girls and young women who could now truly dream about a life in professional sports. Becuz now there are both male and female leagues. Now that Women R competing on national television has continued to break down stereotypes that women are incapable of being competitive, intense, physically strong, and skilled. Public exposure is one of the most important ways to gain access & opportunity.Many improvements have been made over the years, mainly in the last 30 years since Title IX was enacted. It’s not only important in athletics but also in education. In 1972, women earned 9% of medical degrees. A few years ago, that percentage was up to 38%. Law degrees, 7% to 43%. All of these increases give reason to celebrate what Title IX has accomplished. There are many COMPLAINTS about the slow moving progress of Title IX. This is more obvious in the athletic arena: Female participation in athletics has increased dramatically since 1971, when there was only an 8% participation rate among high school girls. And only recently it rose to 40%. Meanwhile, boy’s participation has remained fairly stable. Opponents of title IX claim that it should not be enforced in college athletics because there is a lack of athletic interest on the part of college females. I think it’s the opposite now its not the lack of interest that’s the problem but the lack of opportunity and positions open. It’s hard if you R not one of the ones who made All State and UR being recruited by everyone. Title IX has made it easier for anyone to go out there and play s...
