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racial bias in sports commentary: a standalone construct

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Sport communication

differences in how broadcasters describe Black and White athletes, such as praising physical traits for one group and intellect or character for the other.

In sport communication, racial bias in sports commentary refers to differences in how broadcasters describe Black and White athletes, such as praising physical traits for one group and intellect or character for the other. This meaning comes from Rada (1996) in Howard Journal of Communications.[1]

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Rada, J. A. (1996). Color blind‐sided: Racial bias in network television's coverage of professional football games. Howard Journal of Communications, 7(3), 231-239. https://doi.org/10.1080/10646179609361727

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