Track and Field Day
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https://doi.org/10.29173/cjfy27151Abstract
This personal essay reflects on adolescent experiences of sport. The author points out how middle school is a time when he began develop critical consciousness, by thinking about the political power of space, place, time, and social hierarchies, through his experiences of Track and Field Day and Boy Scout camp.Downloads
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