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document.write("<h5>Men in Tennis</h5>");
document.write("Men in tennis should be pimped out like rappers! It's just not right that most men don't care what shorts they pull on in the morning, especially when millions of people around the world aren't watching.. Lepper_Messiah");
document.write("<h5>The question is...</h5>");
document.write("I agree with Rebekah on this one... The question is do women feel that they have to buy into the glamour game to receive any sort of credibility? And if they choose not to what is the end result? The nature of oppression is such that it is often internalised by those who experience it and can then result in people taking actions that further exacerbate the oppression they experience. So women buying into the belief that the only way they can get any credibility in a male-dominated sports world is to flaunt their own sexuality may be contributing to the belief that this is okay - Maria Sharipova might be more than happy to share her latest outift with the media simply because she feels this is the only way she can hold the spotlight - even though the spotlight should be on her for her ability rather than her sexuality. If this is the common belief in society than we haven't come very far in terms of gender equity, have we? Why do we still hear more about Anna Kornikova's life in the media than we do about Martina Navritilova?. Liesl Peters");
document.write("<h5>Bring on the hotties!!!</h5>");
document.write("Rob, if your wife is not going to back you on this one who will?<br /><br />BRING ON THE HOTTIES!!!. Anthony Johnson");
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