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Meaning and identity in boxing: Intersections of race, ethnicity, gender, class, and age
Boxing is perhaps the most widely known sport in the world. Boxing is also a practice in which social meanings and social identities interact to reflect and constitute society and the individual. The few previous social scientific studies that have studied boxing (Weinberg and Arond, 1969; Hare, 197
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