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Sources: U.S. Soccer to reconsider kneeling ban
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Sunday, 07 June 2020 23:24
The U.S. Soccer Federation's board of directors is considering the possible repeal of its policy requiring national team players to stand during the national anthem, according to multiple sources.At the urging of USSF president Cindy Parlow Cone, the board will meet via conference call Tuesday to discuss the policy, sources said. The board probably will take a formal vote Friday.If…
Trump tweet: Goodell OK with players kneeling?
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Sunday, 07 June 2020 23:24
In response to commissioner Roger Goodell's video last week in which he said the NFL erred in how it dealt with player protests of police brutality and systemic racism, President Donald Trump tweeted late Sunday night, reopening the national anthem debate with the league.The tweet read: "Could it be even remotely possible that in Roger Goodell's rather interesting statement of…
'I just can't be silent anymore': College football players speak out, and they are being heard
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Sunday, 07 June 2020 11:37
Five years ago, Ian Simon and more than two dozen of his Missouri football teammates had reached a tipping point.They saw numerous racist incidents occur on Missouri's campus, and what they described as too much indifference from school president Tim Wolfe. The players then announced they would not take the field again until Wolfe resigned, part of a campus-wide protest…
RB Peterson 'without a doubt' planning to kneel
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Sunday, 07 June 2020 14:59
Adrian Peterson "without a doubt" will be taking a knee during the national anthem to protest racial injustice, and he expects to be joined by several NFL players.The Washington Redskins running back made his comments to the Houston Chronicle on Friday in discussing Drew Brees' comments last week that players kneeling during the anthem were "disrespecting the flag." The New…
NASCAR vows to do better job on racial injustice
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Sunday, 07 June 2020 14:59
HAMPTON, Ga. -- Bubba Wallace donned a black T-shirt with the words "I Can't Breathe" and NASCAR paused before Sunday's Cup race at Atlanta Motor Speedway to acknowledge the country's social unrest. The governing body vowed to to do a better job of addressing racial injustice in the wake of George Floyd's death.During their warm-up laps, the 40 cars pulled…
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