Inclusion in Sport: Exploring Barriers for Black Ethnic Backgrounds

This report investigates the barriers and facilitators affecting the inclusion of black ethnic backgrounds in the context of UK sports. It explores the influence of migration history, cultural expectations, and individual perceptions on sports participation. The report references the work of Small (2014), Greenwood et al. (2015), and others to understand the challenges faced by individuals from black ethnic backgrounds. The methodology incorporates a mixed-methods approach, using both qualitative and quantitative data collection and analysis techniques, including probability sampling. The report concludes with a discussion of the challenges faced by the sports department in creating an inclusive environment and the need for further investigation. This assignment is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the issues and challenges associated with the inclusion of black ethnic backgrounds in sports.

In the current era, it is mandatory for the
sports department to gain their
understanding about certain factors that
might influence the overall outcome of
sports activities.
These factors are associated with the
perceptions; cultural expectations, and
individual barries (Wafula, and Snipes,
2014).
Feagin, J.R., Vera, H. and Imani, N., 2014. The
agony of education: Black students at a White
university. Routledge.
Greenwood, N., Habibi, R., Smith, R. and
Manthorpe, J., 2015. Barriers to access and minority
ethnic carers' satisfaction with social care services
in the community: a systematic review of
qualitative and quantitative literature. Health &
social care in the community, 23(1), pp.64-78.
Small, S., 2014. Racialised barriers: The black
experience in the United States and England in the
1980's. Routledge.
Wafula, E.G. and Snipes, S.A., 2014. Barriers to
health care access faced by black immigrants in the
US: theoretical considerations and
recommendations. Journal of immigrant and
minority health, 16(4), pp.689-698.
Introduction
Literature Review
Methodology
FindingsAccording to Small (2014.) the black ethnic
background people suffered from the
different issues as it could be associated with
the migration history, experiences, cultural
and health beliefs. It is stated that majorly
four concepts have been considered by the
individuals named as migration history,
experiences, cultural and health beliefs.
In support of this, Greenwood et al. (2015)
examined that black ethnic group could be
influenced by an individual who could feel
bad if they received negative perception
from others. It is also stated that sports
department should use certain tools and
techniques and improve the inferiority issues
and to make people aware about how they
must treat those individuals.
References
Conclusion
With respect to the above interpretation, it can
be concluded that each individual has made his
different perception towards the block ethnic
group people that is very challenging for a
sports person to perform well in the sports acts.
It can also be said that the sports department
has also given less value to the people who
belong to the black ethnic group that is a
challenge for the people falls this group.
This study will use mixed research method s as it considers
both qualitative and quantitative methods.
This mixed research method will be effective for collecting
the conceptual and theoretical information about the
research matter.
It could consider certain sources named as books, online
and offline sources, journals, and articles.
It will lead to obtaining the reliable information regarding
the research matter.
This study will consider the probability sampling tool be
practiced to collect the data and make decision effectively.
This study will be conducted on 20 black ethnic
backgrounds of people.
This study will consider quantitative data analysis tool to
evaluate the data by considering the statistical method
( Feagin et al. 2014)
Barriers and facilitators to inclusion in sport for people from black
ethnic background example pictures attached related to UK sport