Search results

In the operations manual but not the rule book. Plus with use of words like “may” and “should” this comes across as a less-than-ideal document.

Of course it’s relevant. You think every employee in America would stand for the anthem if it was played at 9 am every day? You think they would be fired if they weren’t standing on the grounds of racial injustice? And you don’t need to have a contract with a sports team — you can be a...

How many jobs are you asked to stand for the national anthem at the start of your shift?

Well if this thread is any indication, it’s gonna be a rough season for the Cleveland Browns

Certainly. And so if it’s not what you say, it’s how it’s perceived, then do you see how the actions on the right are perceived as racist?

Nailed it

The kneeling gesture was devised by Nate Boyer, former Green Beret, because he thought it was more respectful than sitting on the bench during the anthem, which is what Kap was doing. I think that’s worth noting because missing from the anti-Kap narrative is the fact that Kap worked with a...

They’ve got some pieces now, wouldn’t shock me if they win 6 or 7 games