Well, this is definitely an interesting development. On the one hand, apparently the NFL did not want to go to court and likely lose or have damaging and/or embarrassing information exposed via d…
Once again public-school administrators and educators are setting themselves up for costly lawsuits by continuing to display immense ignorance surrounding the national anthem and the pledge of allegia…
As NFL player protests dwindle with only 5 players protesting each of the past three weeks, it is heartening to see others joining the ranks of heroes with the courage to demonstrate during the nation…
The saga continues over the Orlando police officer, Robert Schellhorn, disciplined for calling players who knelt during the national anthem “useless savages” and “overpaid thugs.” Schellhorn was sente…
This is familiar pattern: youngsters kneel during the national anthem, and adults explode with protestations about whether they “understand” what they are doing. It’s interesting that there is never a…
Though the configuration differed slightly, there were still only 5 players who demonstrated during the anthem this week. Some were unable to demonstrate due to injury and not traveling with the team…
Frivolous does not begin to describe the ridiculous lawsuit brought by a Saints fan, rightfully dismissed by an appellate court, in which this genius sought damages for “emotional distress” caused by …
Eric Reid provides additional detail on his remarks from about a week ago, adding some very interesting information about the shady dealings which took place in arriving at the deal made by the Player…
In a really well done mini-documentary, Kenny Stills explains why he decided to kneel during the national anthem. He discusses the impact of the shootings of unarmed Black men, and how it made him fe…
Once again a sparse week of protests during the anthem, at least as reported, with a total of 5 players. Regular protests by Marquise Goodwin, Michael Bennett were not noted. An physical confronta…