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6. Some deeply held ideas about race and racial differences are often expressed in our beliefs about sports and athletic ability.

5. Gender differences in weight bias and discrimination often differ by ethnicity.

6. Some deeply held ideas about race and racial differences are often expressed in our beliefs about sports and athletic ability.

9. Regardless of their sexual orientation, men have less concern than women about their weight and body image.

7. Most elite sprinters are of West African descent because they possess a greater percentage of fast-twitch muscles that can be attributed to a specific racial gene.

4. Both men and women are equally vulnerable to weight bias and discrimination in employment, education, health care, and interpersonal relationships.

2. What is your race? What is your ethnicity?

10. In the twenty-first century the number of African Americans in head coaching positions in the 130 colleges and universities that make up the Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS), formerly known as NCAA Division I-A, has increased significantly.

9. Regardless of their sexual orientation, men have less concern than women about their weight and body image.

1. North Americans identify as White?