Lori Latrice Martin, PhD, is associate professor of sociology and African and African American studies at Louisiana State University.

• Series ForewordBrian D. BehnkenAcknowledgmentsIntroductionLori Latrice MartinPart I: Racism and Sports: Theoretical Perspectives1. The Black Athlete and the Postracial MythLori Latrice Martin2. Systemic Racism Theory: Critically Examining College Sport LeadershipMichael Regan, Akilah R. Carter-Francique, and Joe R. Feagin3. Using Marketing Theory to Increase African-American Participation with Major League BaseballJohn A. Fortunato and Jerome D. Williams4. Race, In-Group Bias, and Their Influence on Perceptions of Controversial Same-Race and Different-Race AthletesJoshua B. Dickhaus and Lance Kinney5. Racism Front and Center: Introducing the Critical Demography of Athletic DestinationsLori Latrice Martin and Hayward Derrick HortonPart II: Evidence of Racism in College and Professional Sports6. "Jackie Robinson Day": The Contemporary LegacyDavid Naze7. Intentional Foul?: Sports Card Values and the (De)valuation of Black Athletes in the NBA, 1989–2009Wade P. Smith, Eric Primm, and Valerie R. Stackman8. Black Issues in Higher Education's Arthur Ashe Awards, 1995–2000: Invisible Men and Women (Scholars and Ballers)C. Keith HarrisonPart III: Race, Gender, and Media Representations9. Dilemmas and Contradictions: Black Female AthletesDavid J. Leonard10. William Pope.L's Budapest Crawl and Black Male Sports Bodies in Advertising in the 1990sTiffany E. Barber11. Armstrong, Bonds, and PEDs: Racial Framing in U.S. Newspapers, 1999–2006Jennifer Greer and Christopher Murray12. Racial Knowledge about Sport: A Mixed-Method Approach for Investigating Cultural Myths and Stereotypes about African-American Male AthleticismC. Keith Harrison, Suzanne Malia Kirkland, Louis Harrison, Larry Proctor, and Quentin G. LoveAbout the Editor and ContributorsIndex

Summing Up: Recommended. Upper-division undergraduates through faculty; professionals.

Lori Latrice Martin, PhD, is associate professor of sociology and African and African American studies at Louisiana State University.

• Series ForewordBrian D. BehnkenAcknowledgmentsIntroductionLori Latrice MartinPart I: Racism and Sports: Theoretical Perspectives1. The Black Athlete and the Postracial MythLori Latrice Martin2. Systemic Racism Theory: Critically Examining College Sport LeadershipMichael Regan, Akilah R. Carter-Francique, and Joe R. Feagin3. Using Marketing Theory to Increase African-American Participation with Major League BaseballJohn A. Fortunato and Jerome D. Williams4. Race, In-Group Bias, and Their Influence on Perceptions of Controversial Same-Race and Different-Race AthletesJoshua B. Dickhaus and Lance Kinney5. Racism Front and Center: Introducing the Critical Demography of Athletic DestinationsLori Latrice Martin and Hayward Derrick HortonPart II: Evidence of Racism in College and Professional Sports6. "Jackie Robinson Day": The Contemporary LegacyDavid Naze7. Intentional Foul?: Sports Card Values and the (De)valuation of Black Athletes in the NBA, 1989–2009Wade P. Smith, Eric Primm, and Valerie R. Stackman8. Black Issues in Higher Education's Arthur Ashe Awards, 1995–2000: Invisible Men and Women (Scholars and Ballers)C. Keith HarrisonPart III: Race, Gender, and Media Representations9. Dilemmas and Contradictions: Black Female AthletesDavid J. Leonard10. William Pope.L's Budapest Crawl and Black Male Sports Bodies in Advertising in the 1990sTiffany E. Barber11. Armstrong, Bonds, and PEDs: Racial Framing in U.S. Newspapers, 1999–2006Jennifer Greer and Christopher Murray12. Racial Knowledge about Sport: A Mixed-Method Approach for Investigating Cultural Myths and Stereotypes about African-American Male AthleticismC. Keith Harrison, Suzanne Malia Kirkland, Louis Harrison, Larry Proctor, and Quentin G. LoveAbout the Editor and ContributorsIndex

Summing Up: Recommended. Upper-division undergraduates through faculty; professionals.

Lori Latrice Martin, PhD, is associate professor of sociology and African and African American studies at Louisiana State University.

• Series ForewordBrian D. BehnkenAcknowledgmentsIntroductionLori Latrice MartinPart I: Racism and Sports: Theoretical Perspectives1. The Black Athlete and the Postracial MythLori Latrice Martin2. Systemic Racism Theory: Critically Examining College Sport LeadershipMichael Regan, Akilah R. Carter-Francique, and Joe R. Feagin3. Using Marketing Theory to Increase African-American Participation with Major League BaseballJohn A. Fortunato and Jerome D. Williams4. Race, In-Group Bias, and Their Influence on Perceptions of Controversial Same-Race and Different-Race AthletesJoshua B. Dickhaus and Lance Kinney5. Racism Front and Center: Introducing the Critical Demography of Athletic DestinationsLori Latrice Martin and Hayward Derrick HortonPart II: Evidence of Racism in College and Professional Sports6. "Jackie Robinson Day": The Contemporary LegacyDavid Naze7. Intentional Foul?: Sports Card Values and the (De)valuation of Black Athletes in the NBA, 1989–2009Wade P. Smith, Eric Primm, and Valerie R. Stackman8. Black Issues in Higher Education's Arthur Ashe Awards, 1995–2000: Invisible Men and Women (Scholars and Ballers)C. Keith HarrisonPart III: Race, Gender, and Media Representations9. Dilemmas and Contradictions: Black Female AthletesDavid J. Leonard10. William Pope.L's Budapest Crawl and Black Male Sports Bodies in Advertising in the 1990sTiffany E. Barber11. Armstrong, Bonds, and PEDs: Racial Framing in U.S. Newspapers, 1999–2006Jennifer Greer and Christopher Murray12. Racial Knowledge about Sport: A Mixed-Method Approach for Investigating Cultural Myths and Stereotypes about African-American Male AthleticismC. Keith Harrison, Suzanne Malia Kirkland, Louis Harrison, Larry Proctor, and Quentin G. LoveAbout the Editor and ContributorsIndex

Summing Up: Recommended. Upper-division undergraduates through faculty; professionals.