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After months of kneeling over the national anthem - and in protest of supposed targeted police brutality against blacks - football's finest in on-field showboating have finally found a new cause: offensiveness at their team owner's remarks. The possibilities of this type of protesting - and by this type, it's meant, fabricated and fake - are…
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President Donald Trump triggered a backlash from the US professional sports world on Saturday, withdrawing a White House invitation to the NBA champion Golden State Warriors after condemning NFL players protesting the national anthem. A day after Trump had decried activist National Football League stars as "sons of bitches" who should be fired for kneeling or…
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Many athletes are taking the time to speak out against Donald Trump after his recent comments on NFL players protesting the national anthem, as well as a comment on former NBA MVP Steph Curry. Joining in on the action was NBA legend Kobe Bryant, who sent out a rare tweet in response to the divisiveness that…
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President Donald Trump apparently wasn’t done with athletes after discussing national anthem protests as “disrespect”, saying that he would love to see an NFL owner “get that son of a bitch off the field.” The Warriors are expected to decide on whether they are going as a team, and star point guard Stephen Curry maintained his…
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President Donald Trump says the Golden State Warriors are not welcome to the White House to celebrate their 2017 NBA championship. Following his criticism of the NFL at a political rally on Friday night for allowing players to protest during the national anthem, Trump rescinded any invitation coming to the Warriors to visit the White House.…
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ESPN issued an apology Tuesday after a clip from the network's 28-hour Fantasy Sports Marathon went viral the night before and drew widespread disdain. In the clip, posted to Twitter Monday evening, a white, male auctioneer holds up a cut-out of Odell Beckham Jr.'s face on a popsicle stick, and a majority white audience proceeds to…
