Former Miami Dolphins head coach Brian Flores sued the NFL in a class action lawsuit that alleged the NFL’s hiring processes are infused with racism back in February.
The bombshell case naturally sent the sports world, race baiters, and casual fans alike into a frenzy, with many calling for the NFL to hire more black coaches in the name of social justice and equality.
But as is the case with…
The U.S. women’s national soccer team has been second to none in excellence on the international scene. They have won four of the eight women’s World Cup titles (including the most recent two), and have made the podium in six of the seven Olympic tournaments. But even though their trophy case is loaded, two of the stars most responsible for their unprecedented level of success said the team…
It’s finally over.
After two years of hearing about “team outbreaks,” safety protocol and mandate changes, and narratives about how unvaccinated players were existential threats to their teams and society, the NFL and NFLPA have agreed to suspend all COVID-19 safety measures effective immediately.
Despite the fact that no teams are currently hosting any activities, the memo’s changes do mean…
Russian national Roman Abramovich has decided to sell the ownership rights of his English Premier League club Chelsea F.C.
The sale comes in the wake of the sports world reacting swiftly to punish and hold Russia and Russian athletes accountable for the nation’s actions. Interestingly, Abramovich did not appear to be facing high levels of outside pressure to sell the club when he declared his…
Thomas Tuchel, the skipper for Chelsea F.C. of the English Premier League, has gained renown as one of the best soccer coaches in the world today. But he has no desire to be a politician and made that abundantly clear earlier this week.
Tuchel was in a press conference on Tuesday ahead of his side’s FA Cup match with Luton Town F.C., when he was peppered with questions about the ongoing conflict…
Russia’s national sports teams have been excluded from international tournaments left and right because of Vladimir Putin’s decision to invade Ukraine, but now the president himself is personally feeling the repercussions of his decisions.
World Taekwondo has stripped Puting of his honorary black belt given to him in 2013, and will ban the Russian and Belarusian flags and national anthems at…
The city of Buffalo is finally getting with the times on their response to COVID-19, and the sports world is benefitting from it.
Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz announced that starting Monday, no one will have to wear a mask in any building owned by Erie County, and that he will lift the mandate for the entire county if Gov. Kathy Hochul (a mandate fanatic) drops the statewide mandate.…
ESPN's race-baiting blog The Undefeated (which attempts to focus on black contributions to culture, sports, etc,) underwent a name change on Tuesday. Now, the blog will be known as “Andscape.”
When users click on the website, they are greeted by a banner with the bizarre proclamation you see below:
But what exactly drove the name change? What does it mean to say that “blackness” can be…
In Saturday’s 129-126 victory over the defending champion Milwaukee Bucks, Kyrie Irving tallied 38 points, five rebounds and five assists.
This is just a taste of the value Irving can provide whatever team he plays on (provided he’s not too busy being a drama queen), but for right now, he can only play when the Brooklyn Nets are on the road.
Thanks to a city-wide mandate, any player on the…
The Left’s influence on sports has created an environment in which the words and actions of many people are twisted to make them seem racist. However, there was no need for any narrative-spinning on Saturday, when an MLB prospect went on Twitter rampage that objectively was racist.
Brett Netzer, a minor leaguer in the Boston Red Sox’s farm system who has not played since 2019, decided on a…
