TED-Ed: Equality, sports, and Title IX - Erin Buzuvis and Kristine Newhall

The video discusses the historical gender inequality in sports and the impact of Title IX, a law passed in 1972 to prevent discrimination in educational institutions. It explains how Title IX has helped increase female participation in sports and outlines the three tests schools can use to demonstrate fairness: proportionality, progress, and satisfied interests. The video also emphasizes the importance of equal quality in sports opportunities and facilities for both genders. It encourages viewers to monitor and report any inequalities they observe in their schools.

What was the main purpose of Title IX when it was passed in 1972?

How did Title IX change the opportunities for female athletes in schools?

What are the three tests that schools can use to demonstrate fairness in opportunities for girls?

In what ways does Title IX ensure equality in the quality of athletic opportunities?

What actions can individuals take if they suspect inequality in their school's sports programs?