Author: Mike Freeman, USA TODAY

The head of a religious group, who attacked trans athletes, is using AT&T Stadium, where the Dallas Cowboys play, to hold a gathering in July.

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.

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

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

A few seconds of Tommie Smith’s life led to the intersection of two heroes, Smith and Colin Kaepernick, separated by time, a podium and a knee.

If the NFL wants more Black head coaches, it will likely need more Black owners. Diversity among its ownership ranks would change everything.

Doug Williams cleared the way for quarterbacks like Patrick Mahomes. But it wasn’t easy and Williams still sees some thorny racial issues in the NFL.

A criminal justice reform organization, led by Meek Mill and several sports owners, is trying to change America’s draconian probation system.

New Detroit Lions coach Dan Campbell had a wild introductory press conference. It’s unlikely a Black coach could act that way.