Line Change – Examining Social Issues In Sport
Line Change critically examines social issues in sport, and how they impact the games and athletes we love.
- What’s In A Name? Ford Field
- In The Name Of Chief Tecumseh’s Legacy
- This Is What A Bad Teammate Looks Like
- Too Many Men: The NHL’s Downward Spiral
- Line Change: A Picture Is Worth A Thousand Words Of Bias
- So This Is Our Response…
- One Word At A Time: Wendell Smith Changed Sports For Black Athletes
- George Chin: A Hockey Star Overlooked, But Not Unseen
- Mike Marson Was The Second Black Player In NHL History…And A Chatham Maroon
- Chatham Colored All-Stars Belong In The Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame
- Yvan Mongo Is Leading By Example
- 10 Words Athletes And Coaches Should Never Say
- Sebastian Jackson: For The Love Of Hockey, When It Doesn’t Love You Back
- Cult Dynamics In Canadian Junior Hockey
- How WNBA Owners Still Aren’t Betting On Women
- It’s A Woman’s Game, But It’s A Man’s World
- Confronting Hegemonic Masculinity In Sports
- Chatham-Kent’s Bobbi Lancaster Was A Groundbreaker For Transgender Athletes
Line Change is an article series produced by CKSN.ca through the contributions and consultation of various authors and academics, looking at social issues in sport. The series, which aims to open discussion with sports fans, will focus on issues of inequality, and serve as a portion of our anti-oppression education and reporting. Line Change will look at issues related to racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, gender inequality, socioeconomic divides, and much more, as they relate to sport and athletics.
If you would like to contribute to our series of articles, please send an inquiry, or a written piece for submission to news@cksn.ca.