Support for Kaepernick grows across NFL faces shift
The article notes rising support for Colin Kaepernick’s protest against police brutality and racial injustice since 2016, with NFL figures like Roger Goodell apologizing for earlier responses. It highlights Dre w Brees apologizing after criticism from teammates and fans, while Trump reiterates disapproval of kneeling during the national anthem.
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Jordan Brand and Jordan commit $100 million for racial equity
Michael Jordan and the Jordan Brand will donate $100 million over 10 years to groups promoting racial equality and social justice. The plan supports education access and an end to systemic racism, amid broader responses following George Floyd's death and police violence concerns.
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Jayhawks not deterred by pandemic in recruiting says Self
Kansas coach Bill Self says recruiting remains on pace despite travel limits and a quiet spring. KU ranked prospects, including Zach Clemence, stay in regular contact with 15 to 20 targets via video visits, Zoom, texts, and virtual tours as officials adapt to new rules.
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