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    people, and people of color.” On August 12th 2017, the protests started back up when Marshawn Lynch sits for the anthem during the preseason. After Lynch protests, more protests and on September 24th the Seattle Seahawks, Tennessee Titans and Pittsburgh Steelers all stayed in their locker rooms. This has been recorded as “the largest protest the NFL has ever seen.” The NFL players have every right to take a knee during the nation anthem because they are spreading awareness about the issue of…

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    see that there is virtually no harm, however, when we look at the broad picture, we see otherwise. Base of Conflict Most Americans have begun choosing their side. Most NFL members have chosen to either remain in the locker room such as the Pittsburgh Steelers in order to avoid this absurd conflict, or they have chosen to stand individually.Some argue that they are kneeling during the anthem in order to protest for “Black Power” because they feel that they are oppressed in today’s society. By…

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    Concussions In The Nfl

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    Research Institute, discovered CTE in a former center from the Pittsburgh Steelers Mike Webster who was 50 years young and committed suicide. This was the first time that someone discovered CTE in a football player’s brain. This is a very important part of the history of the NFL because a lot of people were wondering if the NFL was safe for the players or not. Also Dr. Bennet Omalu identified CTE in two other former Pittsburgh Steelers in 2005-2006. Their names were Terry Long and Andre Waters…

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    The Titans Essay

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    The Titans may be one of the most powerful group of Greek hero’s, not only coming from the Golden Age, but any time period. That is exactly what the name means, “They were immortal giants of incredible strength and knowledge of old religion rituals and magic”. They were also known as the Elder Gods and came from Mount Othrys (“The Titans”, 2016). So why not name a football team the Titans? Whether it is a professional, college, high school or any level of competition having an intimidating name…

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    Essay On Racial Profiling

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    Racial Profiling Stereotypes Racial profiling is a long- established and profoundly internal national problem that refers to the use of discrimination towards specific groups of people, especially those of color. People are constantly being discriminated due to their perceived race, ethnicity, national origin, or religion. It occurs on a daily basis, from cities to towns all across the country, people are facing racial profiling. Enormous numbers of individuals have been hurt and even killed…

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    “Unlike a broken ankle, or other injuries you can feel with your hands, or see on an x-ray, a concussion is a disruption of how the brain works” -USA Football & CDC The concussion throughout the years has dynamically metamorphosed to be a more serious prognosis, and it can be concluded that from the political battles, expanded research studies, and advancing treatment- that the concussion that stands today is far from what it was twenty- five years ago. Diving deep into the definitions,…

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    Brutality In Sports

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    Cases of semi criminal ruthlessness are unfair attacks, blind spot hit, and glaring fouls that imperil player body and reject the standard calling for devotion to the diversion most importantly else. For example, In the NFL, a linebacker in Pittsburgh Steelers named Jerome Harrison; he made a tackle that is an extraordinary illustration of merciless body contact. His handling towards other football players now and again includes modest hits like the straight on contact. The football players…

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    isn’t the most tourist-heavy territory, so casinos may not be the best option for that area. If the people are losing more money and it’s decreasing the quality of life of the residents, then a casino is not a good thing to have in the community. Pittsburgh specifically,…

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    Michael Vick Case Summary

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    Race plays an essential role in Michael Vick’s case. Vick was sentenced to 23 months in prison, of which he served 18 months. Once released Vick was under house arrest and required to speak at several events about the consequences of dogfighting. Furthermore, Vick was ordered to pay nearly $1 million in restitution for the dogs recovered at the fighting ring. Additionally, in order to rejoin the NFL, Vick was required to take a transition program and was issued a mentor. Although Vick faced…

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    In many youth sports, participation trophies are given to every child. Basically if the kid shows up they get a trophy even if they do nothing and put no effort into playing their game. In today’s society people give children too many trophies. When a child is given too many trophies when they do not actually earn it, it can actually lower their motivation and shield them from the realities of life. When a kid is given the same trophy as everyone else it lowers their motivation. According to a…

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