Overall, sport history remains the history of man’s involvement in sport. “Indeed, it is a truism that sport history has traditionally been gendered – focusing upon masculinity and men’s history to the exclusion of serious attention to the “other”.” (Jack Berryman, “Preface,” Journal of Sport History, 10:1 (Spring), 5, (cited in Vertinsky, P, ‘Gender Relations, Women’s History and Sport History: A Decade of Changing Enquiry, 1983-1993’, Journal of Sport History, Spring 1994, Vol. 21, No. 1 (Spring 1994), pp. 1-24) With appropriate examples from any ‘Global South’ nation(s), critically review this statement.
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