Tennis authorities claim they're calling out hypocrisy in Serena Williams sexism row - they're actually exposing their own double standards

Imagine a sport where top players can unilaterally decide to prohibit hosting a referee match.

Imagine a sport, an event that changes its schedule to accommodate players coming back from 15 months' doping prohibition

Imagine a sport at the beginning and end of a press conference, a so-called fair observer hit a star.

Welcome to tennis - here, no one thinks it is bigger than this sport, and it is increasingly ridiculous every year. The example above includes Rafael Nadal, Maria Sharapova, and Roger Federer, but others depend on it as well.

According to statistics, Rihanna is not actually the biggest female pop artist in history, Serena Williams is not the biggest female tennis player. But at the time of writing, they are the best in every field. In 2001, Madonna - statistically "the best women pop artist of all time" - pointed out that she is "not ashamed of her artistic voice and creative motivation". By adopting this standard and mixing their distinctive black femininity, they compromise the idea of ​​what women and iconic things mean and form new standards of wildliness and shine.

Serena Williams was fined $ 17,000 in a controversy of the US Tennis Association on a US Open held Sunday. At the same time, the tennis star at least spent her lost time in mom mode on social media, but Billie Jean King and national women's organizations called on tennis to have dual standards for women. The only news of Williams on Saturday night was a short Instagram video of her 1 year old daughter, Olympia, with a mini version of her mother's tutu and a small sneaker and her beloved doll Qai Qai . When she took time for a while, Serena mocked her daughter's shoes and asked Olympia where she got "their shoes." On Sunday morning she shared a photo of a girl wearing the first day's costume with Serena's logo and asked, "What is your S stand for #beseenbeheard?"

Harry Potter 's author, JK Rowling, posted a message on Twitter to celebrate the victory of Serena Williams at the 2015 Wimbledon Tennis Championship. Shortly thereafter, Twitter user @ diegtristan 8 replied, "The main reason for success is that she was built like a man." Rolling's response reveals how female athletes' always "prove" a heterosexual femininity and become a virus. That is why we must emphasize the traditional appearance of gay people to ensure that female athletes are still "real" women. Indeed, women are rewarded with creating a distinct and sexy image, getting more media attention and sponsorship. Even though they are not cooperating in this field, commercial media may sex them and compromise the appearance of female athletes.