Teams across the U.S., could follow in the footsteps of the Spokane Indians Baseball Club, who collaborated with the Spokane tribe to reshape their team into one that used the tribe’s culture in an accurate way and encouraged people to learn more about it.
Read More »A Serious Question for you About Football
After reading two articles on the dangers of football, would you attend any more games, and why?
Read More »Free, at last, of football
Finally, America's 'god' has been put back in its box
Read More »If football is deadly, why do we still watch?
There are two reasons why pro football in particular and organized football in general won’t go out of existence, despite a consistent flow of head injury stories.
Read More »When Scapegoats Come to Dinner
O’Tuama woke me up to a dimension of my community’s shock and anger: those we kept in chains—literally in the form of their ancestor’s slavery and in the present racist prison system, or figuratively in the various legacies of slavery (ie. voting rights)—are looking us in the eyes, clothed, dignified, and simply by existing in this way, asking to be heard. I see that the rage felt by so many fans is not unlike the Gerasene neighborhood council telling Jesus to take a hike.
Read More »NFL violence and high school prayers OK with fans
For all the headlines about football violence, concussions and player injuries, watching football is not a “guilty pleasure” for many Americans. It’s just a pleasure, a new survey finds.
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