If You Boycott Sports, the Mob will end BLM - Boycott this list of Athletes

[Hankelvis]

Unbelievable ignorance

https://www.thenation.com/article/6-times-athletes-spoke-out-in-sup...

The important thing is to watch what the Dems are trying to push-thru while the nation is focused on "reality show" news.

[charles royer]

Started boycotting pro sports years ago!
Something of interest on sports
The silent enemy of men's sports

LSU baseball is a perennial powerhouse, with six national championships since 1991. But the Tigers find it increasingly difficult to recruit. Although the school awards 85 football scholarships -- in some years committing to more athletes than it can actually accommodate, like an airline overbooking passengers -- LSU divides just 11.7 scholarships among its baseball players.

Every year, head coach Paul Mainieri scurries around the country to offer preps a fraction of a free ride. So it's not surprising to hear that he would like more scholarships. "I don't know that I've ever had a player receive a scholarship in the amount which was commensurate to his value," he recently told the LSU student newspaper, The Daily Reveille. "It's sad, really, that college baseball is treated that way."

Skip Bertman, who coached baseball at LSU from 1984 to 2001, then built the school into a sports powerhouse as athletic director from 2001-08, believes he knows where to put the blame. "I think," Bertman said in March, "baseball is pretty much a victim of Title IX."

Surveys consistently show that Americans overwhelmingly approve of the purpose, enforcement and impact of Title IX. But the approval often comes with an undercurrent of resentment: Many supporters of men's sports harbor the bitter conviction that Title IX is killing their teams, and that only political correctness prevents the world from acknowledging it. A blogger named Eric McErlain echoed those voices in an opinion piece he wrote for The Daily Caller, a website focused mainly on breaking news and political commentary. "Why," he asks, "is ESPN ignoring the damage caused by Title IX?"

We'll answer that one: Because, Eric, Title IX is not the problem.

Colleges have indeed axed hundreds of men's teams in the Title IX era, often while explicitly scapegoating the law. And although courts have firmly rejected the argument that Title IX discriminates against men, the frustration of men's sports advocates is somewhat understandable. They've watched too many top men's programs die -- including baseball at Providence, gymnastics at Iowa State and swimming at UCLA -- while schools have rushed to provide new opportunities to women in sports such as rowing, soccer and volleyball.

But if you leave preconceptions aside and just look at the data, you will find that the real enemy of men's sports isn't Title IX. It's NCAA scholarship limits.
http://espn.go.com/espnw/title-ix/article/7959799/the-silent-enemy-...

[Hankelvis]

If they implemented affirmative action on the basketball court, the racist black lives matter folks would be angry.
Maybe the richest black athletes could pay for the destruction left by protestors. How about all those shopping malls shut down by blacks over the years?

[kevin kiernan]

Let me connect some dots here. The pro sports corporations have become the mouth piece of the progressive movement . Which is pushed by the bilderberg group. The heads of many of the sports corporations have gone to Bilderberg meetings.

[Hankelvis]

Do not forget the unions.
http://www.nytimes.com/1998/11/05/sports/pro-basketball-nba-players...

The National Basketball Players Association (NBPA) is the union for current professional basketball players in the National Basketball Association (NBA). Established in 1954, the NBPA mission is to ensure that the rights of NBA players are protected and that every conceivable measure is taken to assist players in maximizing their opportunities and achieving their goals, both on and off the court.http://nbpa.com/about/

http://www.wsj.com/articles/supreme-court-deadlock-preserves-some-c...

http://www.nationalreview.com/article/430832/unions-spend-members-d...

[Hankelvis]

http://www.afro.com/black-u-s-athletes-rank-among-highest-paid-athl...