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Or if the owner decides he/she wants to change the name.

Here is the full quote. Much better. View: https://mobile.twitter.com/bmags94/status/1279118509885124608?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1279118509885124608%7Ctwgr%5E&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fs9e.github.io%2Fiframe%2F2%2Ftwitter.min.html1279118509885124608

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How has he not adapted? He may be the most successful podcaster there is. He was your hero 15 years ago? Honestly...go back 15 years... you wouldn't trade careers with him?

Oh no doubt. Sorry if it came across as I was poo-pooing it.

This is an amazing picture and people obviously interpreted it in the most horrific manner. The actual story is that the black guy, Ted Landsmark had already been knocked down by the white guy. The guy that looks like he is holding Landsmark by his arms is actually helping him up and defended...

Wow..that says a lot. And it sucks that it has taken this long for him to feel comfortable saying that.

It really is a wonderful thing. I would encourage anyone with the means to do so.

Bigotry is bigotry. There were others that could have been interviewed. I understand his experiences are valuable to hear and learn from...but he is still a shitty human being. Find someone else.

In regards to the hiring of minorities as HC, I went through (quickly, but did a double check) that currently there are 28 white HC in the NFL. 22 of them have 0 experience as a player in the NFL. In its history, the NFL has had 26 minority HC. 14 had NFL player experience, while 12 did not...

This was very well done and the insights are great and stories show a lot. But, as I stated in the Athletic thread, it is so disappointing that they included a bigot in Torii Hunter on this panel. They could have gotten any number of other former players.

Extremely disappointed to see that, on a very important discussion on race, The Athletic included noted bigot Tori Hunter on their panel.

Yes. You can be peaceful, but also antagonize the police. One part of the point of non-violent protests is to provoke to other side to see that they are wrong.

I watched Boston burning last night. Cops were literally watching the looters in some areas (Walgreens comes to mind). I saw them intervene once, when they happened upon a group that just broke the first window. They sort of scared them (literally came around the corner) and never gave chase...

That's one of the better thing Barstool has done! The ones arrested were not the looters.