Even as the energy of the last week is being steered in a safer direction and away from labor militancy, we still donāt know how this story is going to end
Many players feel the issues of racial justice and stopping police violence are pressing, now is not the time for pro basketball
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This wonāt be the last of these disruptive protests against ābusiness as usualā on both campuses
The Portland Timbers soccer fans defied Major League Soccer, team ownership, and fascism in one glorious night
This World Cup has demonstrated on the largest possible stage the competing forms of patriotism that exist in the United States. This is also a team that openly, unapologetically, and joyfully projected its LGBTQ inclusivity and identity
The basketball superstar is trying to fight food insecurity alongside a corporation that aggravates that very problem
The NFL and Roger Goodell can speak elliptically all they want about ālisteningā to players, but as long as Kaepernick is sidelined, the NFLās cowardice will be on display
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The fact that several teams chose to fail rather than sign Colin Kaepernick is a scandal that goes beyond winning and losing
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