I think the Browns having success is good for the NFL and they look like a rock-solid team.
At the same time, this “redemption arc” for their starting QB is exactly what NOT to push, especially in light of what happened at Cornell.
Am I surprised? Unfortunately, no, because the NFL has shown time and time again that you could be the most vile person on the planet but it doesn’t matter because the team is winning.
"Title IX investigation found the player responsible for rape due to lack of explicit consent but reduced his initial two-semester suspension to four semesters of probation on appeal, allowing him to stay on campus and play football."
As we talk about what happened at Cornell, there is a young Black woman student Kendall Francis down at LSU who also came forward this month to talk about the way LSU mishandled her report of sexual assault from a football player. She reported the assault immediately, went to the hospital and had a kit done. The school found him liable (Title IX); he admitted it. He was suspended but not for as long as is standard. Appealed. He was allowed to return to football, despite the finding.
The city of Tempe, AZ, is turning off all of its Flock cameras and ending its contract with this AI surveillance company backed by Big Tech oligarchs like Marc Andreessen and Peter Thiel.
Good.
The American people do not want to be tracked and recorded by AI.
não sei explicar mas essa camiseta aqui foi o mais próximo que chegamos em anos de uma certa parte da personalidade dela que ela já não não nos dar acesso