“Sports and Society” refers to the intersection of athletics and social dynamics, examining how sports influence and are influenced by social structures, cultural norms, and community values. This field explores various aspects, including the role of sports in identity formation, social cohesion, and community engagement, as well as issues such as race, gender, and class within the sports context. It also investigates how sports serve as a cultural phenomenon that reflects broader societal issues, including politics, economics, and media representation. Through this lens, researchers analyze the impact of sports on social change, the role of athletes as social agents, and the ethical implications of sports practices in society. Overall, “Sports and Society” emphasizes the reciprocal relationship between sports and social phenomena, highlighting its significance in shaping individual and collective experiences.