Men invented most sports, and they did so at a time when the idea of women engaging in physical activity would have been viewed as a joke. It is unsurprising, therefore, that the sports men invented often showcase physical endeavors for which men's bodies tend to be better suited. As a result, the activities we consider sports emphasize physical abilities such as strength, speed, and power.
In your essay, first explain what this means, maybe including an example of another type of activity that follows a similar pattern (it was made by men for men, and then defined the way that we understand this activity). Next, assume that Leong is right, and talk about where we should go from here. For example, you might think that we should change how we think about, play, pay for, or watch sports; or, you might think that we can do a bit better with the system that we already have.

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The Answer is -Demonstrate an understanding of Leong's point on how men's creation of sports led to the way that we currently think about them.
-Include a thesis that's focused and appropriate given the assignment.
-Clearly and succinctly state the main argument for the thesis.
-Correctly identify and defend the argument's controversial premises using sound reasoning, well-chosen examples, insightful analogies, etc.

Men Invented Most Sports, and They Did So at a Time