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The Las Vegas Raiders’ “I can breathe” tweet after the Derek Chauvin verdict received an incredible amount of quote-tweet criticism

"I work in crisis mgmt. There’s no good response other than: 'we really effed up.'"

By Andrew Bucholtz OnApr 20, 2021 0
NFL

CNN hires NFL veteran Malcolm Jenkins as national affairs contributor

Jenkins will appear on various CNN shows to provide commentary and analysis on matters of racism and social justice.

By Ian Casselberry OnJun 15, 2020 4
Radio

Former NFL lineman Joe Staysniak suspended by Indianapolis radio station over ‘ignorant’ & ‘hurtful’ racial comments

"I can’t think of a single one (of my African-American friends) that ever said he's been targeted, just been pulled over because he’s black."

By Sean Keeley OnJun 6, 2020 13
The Ringer

Ryen Russillo says he made a mistake and “did a bad job,” apologizes for tone in discussing George Floyd protests

Russillo made the remarks in question on The Bill Simmons Podcast Monday.

By Ian Casselberry OnJun 3, 2020 4
The Ringer

Bill Simmons apologizes for “misreading the moment” in discussing George Floyd protests with Ryen Russillo

Many viewed the conversation as tone-deaf, particularly Russillo's remarks on The Ringer's diversity.

By Ian Casselberry OnJun 3, 2020 8
ESPN

The aftermath of George Floyd being killed in police custody has ESPN talent not sticking to sports

While some are yelling at ESPN commentators to "stick to sports," much of this seems to fall within ESPN president Jimmy Pitaro's 2018 comments that "There is going to continue to be an intersection of between sports and politics and we’re going to continue to cover that."

By Andrew Bucholtz OnMay 29, 2020 25

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