Eventually the women's movement sent a ripple effect into the world of sports. This movement however was not seen in favorable light by many males. Institutions would open only partially open the door for

Improvements didn't come about immediately after the passing of Title IX. But today athletic directors no longer publicly try to fight Title IX. There has been a slow but steady climb toward equality in sports between men and women. The only thing that is still being heavily debated is how quickly full gender equity can be attained. There can not be an immediate response because of the economic strains that it would put on schools.

The biggest part of the controversy over Title IX is how it is interpreted. There were several ideas of how to use funds to comply with the amendment. The first of which was that the total percentage of aid should equal that of the percentage of women in the institution. A second proposal was to have the percentage of aid equal the percentage of women that are in the athletic program as compared to men. Finall the Department of Education implemented a compromise. It said that women and men should have equal opportunity for participation and receive equitable funding, although controversy remained about how to include football withing the equation (218).<

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