Tennis court and venue in Madrid, Spain before a practice session.

Anthropology in Sports: Magnetism of Tennis Culture in Spain

In the southwestern part of Europe lies a renowned country named Spain. Surrounded by a predominantly mountainous region with the Atlantic and Mediterranean oceans. Many inhabitants are left with a variety of activities to explore and pursue. When it comes … Continue reading Anthropology in Sports: Magnetism of Tennis Culture in Spain

Clemson vs Alabama College Football

Linguistic Anthropology: Examining Language-Based Racism in American Sports

Sports, and sports watching, are integral parts of American society and are deeply ingrained in American culture. Sports are important ways for people to bond and form strong communal connections with each other, regardless of background. Because of this, athletes … Continue reading Linguistic Anthropology: Examining Language-Based Racism in American Sports

The Olympic Stadium in Montreal

Anthropology: Modern Olympic Games in Relation to the Past, Present, And Future

Competitive sports events are attractive throughout generations, especially if it’s patriotic in nature, it becomes even more exciting. Subsequently, the modern Olympic games have gained immense popularity. However, there is a drawback for sports enthusiasts. You have a gap to … Continue reading Anthropology: Modern Olympic Games in Relation to the Past, Present, And Future