Week 4 - Can the AFL in Australia Go Feminist?

As gender plays a big role in today's world, regardless of what role we play, there are many things that stand out as a great theory in what lies ahead in the sports climate.

Today, however, it seems that the discussion of women in the same sports league as men is starting to get bigger by the minute. According to a writer on the Herald Sun, there has been many ways to say that the gender gap have been declining in the time of the need for a little bit of diversity that looks as if they are taking one step at a time towards the league becoming an iconic part of the media.

Women in the AFL (NOT the Arena Football League, the Australian Football League) have seemed to have argue that the rules are very light compared to the big guys and there has been discussion that it may be too feminist because of how so-so the rules look to be very costly and controversial among the biggest critics in all of sports. There have been some complaints that they haven't been getting enough money for their efforts compared to the men that have dominated the sport and have had a higher longevity than the women.

The numbers are great at seeing how this version of the AFL can and will do some favors in an effort to get some more fans involved in the process so the media would officially get into the whole drama that has to do with genders looking to become equal with one another. This would mean a big increase in viewers if they can do something that the women and men can play equally and fairly in those ways.

Plus, this big gender gap is starting to close to a smaller level because of how the world became more attentive to what they want in their thanks to their views on their own choices. That has perhaps led to them pushing for a bigger saying in the sport along with their other types of needs.

The theory of a week can be a critical one regarding the fact that we can argue about gender and the role it plays in the sports world. My weekly angle on this takes a whole new turn at something called women and feminities, or simply known as the qualities of being a female and why the demand is at a new high, according to writer Toni Bruce.

She has written a lot of stuff about how the feminist qualities on the sport has played a key role on the media and how it can help play a great role in giving the popularity it needs in order to succeed and get money. The demand can bring them to a closer look at new grounds.

When she was discussing at how her focus on how the media coverage represents a whole body of research and how it can depict any gender.

With Title IX involved too, its meaning has linked to those findings in the research with the AFL demanding more female-orientated rules to be made in the process of making it a more diverse league and a better future.

All of the theories have made this story very comparable to what has unfolded during the Battle of the Sexes era that has made the people demanding more.