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The article explores the historical context of female sports fandom through the lens of Margaret Pratt Allen's 1928 investigation into women's presence and reactions at major sporting events. It discusses the societal perceptions and limitations placed on women as fans, highlighting the ongoing struggle for female fans to express their enthusiasm without facing judgment.
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The article explores the historical context of female sports fandom through the lens of Margaret Pratt Allen's 1928 investigation into women's presence and reactions at major sporting events. It discusses the societal perceptions and limitations placed on women as fans, highlighting the ongoing struggle for female fans to express their enthusiasm without facing judgment.
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