Marcia Mount Shoop

The Pregame Warm Ups for Super Bowl XLIX

Posted on January 29, 2015 by Marcia Mount Shoop

Soft Footballs, Crying Quarterbacks, and Other Offensive Formations Super Bowl week is here! And that means that the NFL is stretched out in all of its media glory for America to adore and, more now than perhaps ever in the … Continue reading →

Posted in Action News, Carousel | Tagged football, gender justice, Marshawn Lynch, masculinity, NFL, Racial Justice, Russell Wilson, Super Bowl, Super Bowl XLIX, Tom Brady, violence against women | 1 Comment

Why the “Entitled Athlete” is Not Where I Fix my Feminist Gaze

Posted on December 16, 2014 by Marcia Mount Shoop

Marcia Mount Shoop Responds to Rachel Mastin’s Review of Touchdowns for Jesus Read Rachel Mastin’s Review of Mount Shoop’s book here. I am grateful for the time that Rachel Mastin took with my newest book, Touchdowns for Jesus and Other … Continue reading →

Posted in Carousel, Current Issue, Journal | Tagged Domestic Violence, gender justice, NFL, Racial Justice, sports, Touchdowns for Jesus, violence against women, Women's Rights | Leave a comment

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