Why are female reporters allowed in mens locker rooms, but male reporters not allowed in womens locker rooms?

Question

Female athletes are always allowed time to shower and change. Why are men not given an equal privacy policy?

Answer 1

Your right that women get time to shower and change, hence privacy, which goes against Title 9 in terms of not providing equality in policy. There are three main reasons for this,

1) Men have more respect for women's privacy than women do for men's privacy
2) Women only want equality when it suits them
3) It is anticipated that men cannot control themselves, even though many women have written/gloated about all the naked men they've seen.

Women are afraid that a male reporter will somehow drop his pants in the middle of the locker room and rape the team captain. Go figure.

Answer 2

Most of the women who are allowed in the locker rooms are not allowed in the shower area. Most of us have seen it before, and we can still be objective. For women, it's a matter of privacy... we have more that cannot be shown on regular TV, so the networks give the women more time to change.

Answer 3

Title 9.

Answer 4

If I could award points on the best question, this would be it! I'm going to call my congressman first thing Monday morning.

Answer 5

It's the male ego. The men are more agreeable to show of their bodies than the women are.

Answer 6

Because the perception is that men are lustful and aggressive creatures. Women's brains supposedly don't focus on sex as much as men's.

Answer 7

Who cares about womens sports, nobody wants to interview the WNBA.

Answer 8

Yet another example of a double standard..just the way it is.

Answer 9

We need to get a lawyer to take on this case.

Answer 10

Probably because they don't complain about it....maybe they even like it (at least the heterosexual ones). If enough of them complained about it then things would change.