Author: Mike Freeman, USA TODAY

Cancel culture isn’t the moving of MLB All-Star Game. Cancel culture is actually the erasing of Black Lives as Doc Rivers reminds us all.

The wives and partners of former NFL players are fighting the use of race-norming in the concussion settlement. “Racism is always economic,” says one.

Commissioner Rob Manfred pulled this year’s All-Star Game from Atlanta following a bevy of voter suppression laws. The Braves, in response, whiffed.

Unlike in 1991, when the NFL led the fight against the state of Arizona, sports failed to unify and fight Georgia’s ugly voter suppression efforts.

As George Floyd trial begins, Chris Paul remembers how Floyd’s tragic death unified the NBA and WNBA, and the sports world overall.

Rush Limbaugh’s racist rant about quarterback Donovan McNabb on ESPN in 2003 is a cautionary tale that should be heeded today.

In a new video, Dave Chappelle perfectly sums up the hypocrisy of Colin Kaepernick critics following the Capitol riots.

There are many reasons the Houston Texas are a train wreck, but of all the disgraces, J.J. Watt asking to be released is one of the biggest.

Marty Schottenheimer understood the problem with the NFL’s lack of Black coaches before it became a mainstream topic in the league.