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**Old-old-Ivy** · 09-19-2010, 05:33 AM

I really don't see the need for any reporters to be in the locker room. Give the athletes a bit of privacy, and reporters can get to them after the game at the press conferences.

if you have to allow reporters in the locker room, same sex only. Sometimes common sense has to prevail over gender equalization.

The USA, for all its preoccupation with all things sex, the general population, is strangely quaint in its views towards public nudity, etc.

In Europe, this isnt even back page news probably. Hell, theres topless women all over Britain's largest publications (see Keeley Hazell).

Yet, in the USA, women in the locker room are seen as taboo by probably a fair portion of the population.

09-19-2010, 05:33 AM	#19
Old-old-Ivy Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 513 Senior Member	I really don't see the need for any reporters to be in the locker room. Give the athletes a bit of privacy, and reporters can get to them after the game at the press conferences. if you have to allow reporters in the locker room, same sex only. Sometimes common sense has to prevail over gender equalization. The USA, for all its preoccupation with all things sex, the general population, is strangely quaint in its views towards public nudity, etc. In Europe, this isnt even back page news probably. Hell, theres topless women all over Britain's largest publications (see Keeley Hazell). Yet, in the USA, women in the locker room are seen as taboo by probably a fair portion of the population.
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