Aboriginal Sport in the City: Implications for Participation, Health, and Policy in Canada
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The 2014 Olympic Games in Sochi, Russia have just ended, and I'm taking a moment to reflect on a pattern I've noticed over the past several Games.As the Director of the International Centre for Olympic Studies at Western University in London, Ontario, it's my job to watch the Games as they unfold in real time and to provide media with commentary and insight on whatever producers deem to be newsworthy items.Well, I don't really "watch" the Games so much as I follow news about them, mostly online, and monitor the trends in reporting.It's my responsibility to influence the type of information that gets relayed to the public by educating journalists on the issues behind their stories.For instance, the estimated $3 billion USD that Putin spent on security for the 2014 Olympic and Paralympic Games to minimize the threat of terrorism also helps to legitimize the control of civilians by making sure peaceful protestors don't disrupt the biggest party in the world by inserting non-sporting narratives, like Native rights and LGBTQ 1 issues, into the public realm.The increased use of advanced surveillance systems and military force to control the public at the Olympic Games is a new phenomenon, and a frightening one at that, for the way people appear to be willing to give up important freedoms in exchange for a massive celebration organized around athletic competitions that leave mostly unused venues and huge public debt in their place.Most journalists understand these patterns when they are given an opportunity to discuss and digest them, but claim there are limitations to what they can say or write, especially if they are working for Olympic broadcasters, which go heavy on sports reporting and light on analysis.All too often, commercial interests trump the need for information.A similar pattern of reporting can be found in media on Canadian Aboriginal athletes in Olympic Games over the years, where there is a tendency to gloss over important issues and homogenize their sporting experiences.Usually these stories emphasize their struggles to get involved and stay involved in sport, and touch on issues of discrimination while focusing on their achievements in the mainstream, which reinforces the idea that mainstream sport is the best and most appropriate way to do sport.Rarely do these accounts go into any detail about the varied socio-economic backgrounds of Aboriginal athletes, the diverse geographies that structure their opportunities for sport, the role of gender in family and community life, and what this means for male and female participation-or even how appearance and self-identification pave the way for Aboriginal athlete acceptance into 1 Lesbian-Gay-Bisexual-Transgendered-Queer.
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