Do you think that female reporters being allowed in male athlete locker rooms should be invasion of privacy?

Question

asked that because this issue still has continued to be problems. Some male athletes dont like to have to get naked and change in front of women that are not their wives or women that they dont want to get naked in front of. Also male reporters are not being granted the right to go in women athletes locker rooms. So if title 9 and equality is now a big issue in fairness of equality should females not be allowed in male athletes locker rooms or should males be allowed in females locker rooms if females are given that right to interview male athletes?

Answer 1

I can understand why the male athletes wouldn't like it. Wives could get upset. BUT if the men are allowed then the women should be regardless. I don't think there's a necessity to have either in either if they do a press time afterward.

Answer 2

It should be equal one way or another. Since women would never let men in the locker room then under no circumstance should a female be allowed in a mens locker room.

Answer 3

As a former reporter, my standard was that the locker room was "off limits"... male or female. There is a media availability after the game/match for requested players. I would wait until then to ask any needed questions. The no-reporters standard should apply to both sexes.

Answer 4

Not if male reporters are allowed in female locker rooms.

Answer 5

well, by law men cant go into women's locker rooms and women cant go into men's so it kinda makes no difference, cant go in.