This article by Tyler Tynes and Harry Kyles, Jr. is one of several news reports on an act that was both classy and the embodiment of going above and beyond to make a difference. Kevin Livingston, fou…
Even a broken clock is right twice a day. In this piece from Eurasiareview.com arguing that NFL owners are right to blackball Colin Kaepernick, Tho Bishop at least gets points for being honest about …
It appears that Evan Grossman simply cannot get enough of this “athletes engaged in direct action” storyline. This narrative that places the responsibility on Black people to solve the issues surroun…
The saga of Colin Kaepernick remaining without an NFL team over two months after free agency began on March 9, 2017 continues. What is relevant for this commentary is that even more NFL executives ha…
In a profile piece about Megan Rapinoe and the outlook for this coming year’s United States Women’s National Team season, Caitlin Murray includes an interesting line regarding the national anthem prot…
So Dennis Prager pens an article for the National Review that I am not even really sure is for real. But included in his screed against “The Left,” this rather strange and obtuse sentiment that many …
White people love to hear Black people provide the same criticism of other Blacks’ that they espouse. Everyone understands, regardless of the issue, really, that there is a kind of automatic credibil…
Two national anthem heroes during the 2016 National Football League season, Kenny Stills and Michael Thomas, were recently re-signed by the Miami Dolphins, and received raises to boot. In the 265,748…
Until 2012, I had no interest in football, professional or otherwise. I would check in during the Superbowl, and then that was mainly for the commercials. I just wasn’t feeling it. Running the ball…
As is correctly pointed out in this SF Chronicle article by Scott Osler, plenty of mediocre quarterbacks are finding homes as backups or even starters, while Kaepernick remains unsigned. Mike Glennon…