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At the start of the season, the NFL announced that it would be playing the “Lift Every Voice And Sing” – widely considered the black national anthem – in addition to the American national anthem before games. While most would think former and current black athletes would be supportive of this woke gesture by the NFL, there are some who think otherwise.

Stephen A. Smith has a routine habit of making outlandish and opinionated statements on events occurring in the world of sports. On Wednesday morning’s edition of the radio show The Breakfast Club, Smith was back to his old ways when he took time to …

Monday night’s Met Gala was a cesspool of rich politicians and celebrities showing off their wealth and status to compete for media attention. While Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez stole the show a gown with the ridiculous message “Tax The Rich” painted on it, U.S. Women’s National…

For the last 80 years, Young Life has been introducing adolescents to Jesus Christ and helping them grow in their faith. The Manhattan, Kansas chapter was slated to receive donations from Kansas State University’s Jordy Nelson Legends Classic charity softball game last weekend, but LGBT folks screeched about Young Life being “anti-gay” and that did not happen.

On Monday, Netflix released a trailer for the Colin Kaepernick series that begins Oct. 29. As of this morning, more than two-thirds of the YouTube reactions were thumbs down. In a glimpse of the upcoming series, the trailer for “Colin in Black & White” features Kaepernick whining about others determining “our” path and preventing “us” from speaking our truth.

Week 1 of the 2021-2022 NFL season concluded with a thrilling duel between the hosting Las Vegas Raiders escaping with a win in overtime over the Baltimore Ravens 33-27. But apparently, the really important storyline was that the first openly gay NFL player participated in a game.

A high school in Washington state is guilty of political correctness run amok after canceling a student event to honor the victims of the 911 terror attacks on New York and the Pentagon. Eastlake High School, located in Sammamish, Wash., put the brakes on a planned tribute to the victims of the horrific terrorism that took place Sept. 11, 2001. School officials claimed the planned ceremony…

Alana McLaughlin choked out Celine Provost in the second round of a Friday MMA match in Miami. On the surface, it sounds like a ho-hum competition between two no-name women. Not so. Alana is a man pretending to be a woman and has the muscular physique to prove it.

ESPN, more and more, seems like it has flipped the meaning of diversity and inclusion. According to Outkick columnist Bobby Burack, it’s become obvious that ESPN is giving blatant advantages to some over others in its hiring process. 

Canadian sports leagues still haven’t gotten the memo that people do not need to live in fear over COVID-19. The Ontario Hockey League – one of the three major junior hockey leagues in Canada – still thinks that people need to be herded like a pack of little children at hockey games and is taking ridiculous measures to make sure no one “misbehaves.”

Dr. Anthony Fauci frowned upon college football fans turning out in big numbers for games last weekend. Nonetheless, Jason Whitlock told Laura Ingraham on Fox News Tuesday that what happened in college football is a “representation of Trump America.”

The NFL continues to stubbornly beat its head against the wall and shrink its audience by promoting unpopular social justice messages. Does it care? No. The Associated Press confirmed that social justice will be a predominant theme again when the 2021 season begins Thursday night.

American soldiers killed in recent suicide blasts in Afghanistan were honored last week by the Texas Rangers baseball team. Thirteen U.S. soldiers were remembered for falling in defense in liberty Aug. 26 in the ISIS-K attack at the Kabul Airport. The University of Nebraska also held a touching tribute to America's first responders.

From out of the social justice and LGBT obsessions of the National Football League comes a positive story for a change. Long-time offensive lineman and former Super Bowl champion Stefen Wisniewski announced he’s going to retire from football to win souls for Christ as a pastor.