What are the benefits of a sex-segregated program like this?

1. In ESPN’s Body Issue, male and female athletes are depicted in the nude, presumably as artistic representations of the human body. Some see these images as sexualization of both female and male athletes. In the 21st century, are the consequences different for a female athlete who poses nude than for a male athlete who poses nude?2. Watch the video on the executive leadership institute (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LJJHXwBGFGU). Women in Sports and Events (WISE) is an organization whose purpose is to determine how to advance women in the industry faster and farther than ever before. What are the benefits of a sex-segregated program like this? Why might this kind of program be important to have? And what might this say about the challenges women in the sport industry face in becoming an executive?3. One of the issues that women in college and high school sport workplaces face is work–life balance. Some speculate that the demands of home life are difficult to handle because of the excessive time required of coaching and athletics administration jobs. Sheryl Sandberg, chief operating officer (COO) of Facebook, offered advice to women facing those challenges in the book Lean In, which is mentioned in the chapter. Consider her advice and contrast that with an apology issued by Power to Fly president Katherine Zaleski, who has stated that she was insensitive to women and their family concerns until she had children. Watch the video and reflect on which perspective seems to work: http://fortune.com/2015/03/03/female-company-president-im-sorry-to-all-the-mothers-i-used-to-work-withPlease answer each discussion separately from one an other. Each should be a page with references.