- There are no more readings or RRs this week, but the readings for Monday are longer than usual. You might want to get started this week.
- I will send a message to Teams 5 and 6 pretty soon, so we can meet and discuss your presentations.
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Murray, chapter 5
Sports and Fairness (according to Murray)
- Some sports issues are ethical, but not about fairness; they have to do with "what sport values" (natural talent, dedication courage)
- Doping
- Some sports issues involve fairness/unfairness in a non-ethical sense
- Norwegians have an unfair advantage over Ethiopians when it comes to skiing because of climate and geography.
- Differences of opportunity due to differences of development and wealth (unearned advantages =/ unfair)
- Some sports issues involve ethical fairness/unfairness
- fairness in access to competition
- if there were no Paralympics, it would be unfair to disabled athletes
- racial discrimination forced black baseball players to play in so-called Negro Leagues
- fairness in competition
- only fair to have same equipment
- Nike vaporfly running shoes
- light athletic wheelchairs in Paralympics
- Pistorius's blades
- all competitors must play by the same rules
- referees should treat both sides in the same way
- Sports issue that involve both "what sport values" (natural talent, dedication, courage) and ethical fairness in access to competition and ethical fairness in competition
- issues about gender
- should women compete separately from men?
- should intersex women compete as women?
- should trans women compete as women?
Next time (Friday): background about gender and sport
Next week
- Monday: Should there be separate women's sports?
- Wednesday: Should intersex women be able to compete against other women, despite possibly having some physical advantages?
- Friday: Should trans women be able to compete against other women, despite possibly having some physical advantages?
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