Should you treat women athletes differently from male athletes, especially in terms of violent behavior and trashtalking?

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Should you treat women athletes differently from male athletes, especially in terms of violent behavior and trashtalking?

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Yes, the violence is expected of the men, not from the women. There is no punching in women's basketball.

Save for the difference in bathrooms, no. The behavior and skills you can expect from a group of female athletes is at par with what you can expect of male athletes.

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After she punched a player from a rival team, Brittney Griner has borne the backlash of harsh criticism—many voices saying that there is no place for punching in women's basketball.

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/06/sports/ncaabasketball/06griner.html?th&emc=th

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TAGS: women's basketball, Brittney Griner, Jordan Barncastle, Baylor University, Texas Tech University

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