By Questioning the Dominant Ideology About Sports, Eitzen Shows How

By questioning the dominant ideology about sports, Eitzen shows how

A) the spectacular financial success of a few athletes does not reflect the situation of most athletes.
B) ambition is less important than natural ability for success in sports.
C) poverty and a tough upbringing create a strong motivation to succeed, including in sports.
D) immigrant groups shed their identity as belonging to an ethnic or national minority (e.g., Jewish, Mexican American, black) as soon as they achieve widespread success in sports.