3 days ago · The NFL is making a change to the playing field for Super Bowl 2025. This year’s Super Bowl in New Orleans will not include the words “End Racism” in the back of either end zone, according ...

2 days ago · Missing from end zones will be "End Racism." Per NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy, "the choice of messages was made in response to several deadly tragedies throughout the United States since the start ...

3 days ago · For the first time since February 2021, “End Racism” will not appear in the end zone during a Super Bowl on Sunday, Feb. 9, as the NFL plans to replace it with two different phrases.

3 days ago · The news of the NFL nixing the “End Racism” stencil from this year’s game comes amid Trump’s war against against diversity, equity, and inclusion programs within the federal government.

Getting rid of laws that negatively and disproportionately affect certain races is a vital part of ending systemic racism. It isn’t enough to simply acknowledge that a law has a racist intent or effect; it needs to be overturned. There are many examples of systemic racism around the world.

1 day ago · But, yes, it’s true: “End Racism” will be absent from Super Bowl LIX. In its place will be “Choose Love.” According to Silver, this will be the first time the “End Racism” slogan ...

3 days ago · At their conference championship games on Jan. 26, the Chiefs had "Choose Love" in their end zone and the Eagles had "End Racism." The NFL said Tuesday that it would have stenciling only of the ...

Join the global movement to combat the rising tide of xenophobia, racism, and intolerance with the #NoToHate campaign, an initiative that aims to counter hate speech and safeguard human rights.

Nov 16, 2023 · Participate in a 21-day anti-racism challenge as a department. Here are three challenges to choose from: Racial Equity Habit Building Challenge; Racial Equity Protest and Rebellion Challenge; MooreSelfCare Challenge

The goal is to build a nation where every person can achieve their highest potential, unhampered by structural and institutional racism. To begin, in 2021, we believe the Biden administration and Congress should take the following crucial steps to advance systemic equality: