How might sports rules change if reasonable accommodations are given to certain sports participants with dis- abilities and not others?
What will be an ideal response?
Accommodating some athletes and not others in a sports contest is an already hotly debated subject. Athletes who claim that rules should be changed to accommodate their disability will suffer harsh scrutiny from other competitors at all levels. If rules continue to change as a direct result of claims of disability, then it is plausible that sports may devolve into a contest for those with athletic prowess and could, theoretically, devolve into more of a recreational avenue than an ultra competitive environment. This is highly unlikely, however.
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What will be an ideal response?
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