Peasplease
Full Member
Genetical ? I presume you mean biology here. People don't choose their genders (unless they have a sex change operation). You can only work within the biological and physiological parameters you've been given at birth, and as such, shouldn't be discriminated against because of something that you had no control over. Especially in Tennis where the entertainment value is comparable.
Your radiohead analogy isn't appropriate here since it has nothing to do with gender disparity.
People don't choose their height, but short basketballers (I'm talking sub 5'5) don't get any favours. People don't choose their intelligence, yet people with very high IQ make more on average than those with very low IQ. People don't choose their race, yet non-black sprinters get destroyed by black sprinters.
This kind of "discrimination" occurs everywhere, yet only here is it unacceptable.