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The Duke Lacrosse Scandal: A Case of White Privilege in College Sports

Emmett Gill
Pages 17-36 | Published online: 19 Jul 2013

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Ajhanai Channel Inez Keaton. (2022) A critical discourse analysis of racial narratives from White athletes attending a historically Black college/University. Qualitative Research in Sport, Exercise and Health 14:6, pages 969-986.
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Robin L. Hughes, Mark S. Giles, Jasmine Haywood & J. T. Snipes. (2017) Media perceptions and constructions of race and sports: reflections on the duke lacrosse scandal. Journal for the Study of Sports and Athletes in Education 11:3, pages 161-174.
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Connie Hassett-Walker. (2012) Race, Social Class, Communication, and Accusations: The Duke University Lacrosse Team Party. Journal of Ethnicity in Criminal Justice 10:4, pages 267-294.
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Kirsten Hextrum. (2021) White Property Interests in College Athletic Admissions. Journal of Sport and Social Issues 46:4, pages 383-403.
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Emmett L. Gill. (2011) The Rutgers Women’s Basketball and Don Imus Controversy (RUIMUS): White Privilege, New Racism, and the Implications for College Sport Management. Journal of Sport Management 25:2, pages 118-130.
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