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Florida’s Rooney Rule Challenge is Rooted in White Supremacy – and Legal Fiction

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By Gevin Reynolds
| The Root Verified
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has put the NFL “on notice” that the league’s Rooney Rule violates state law. Since 2003, the Rooney Rule has aimed to increase diversity among the NFL’s head coach, general manager, and coordinator ranks. Today, the policy requires teams to interview two minority candidates for every such vacancy. To view this video please enable JavaScript. Video Player is loading. Current Time 0:00 Duration 0:00 Remaining Time -0:00 Beginning of dialog window.
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Please, do not name the new Commanders stadium after Trump

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By Gevin Reynolds
| The Hill Verified
No U.S. president has ever been immortalized as the namesake of an NFL stadium. Reportedly, President Trump wishes to be the first. Months after the Washington Commanders announced their plan to return from Maryland to the District of Columbia, the president is pushing for the team to name its new stadium after him.
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Opinion - Please, do not name the new Commanders stadium after Trump

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By Gevin Reynolds
| Aol Verified
No U.S. president has ever been immortalized as the namesake of an NFL stadium. Reportedly, President Trump wishes to be the first. Months after the Washington Commanders announced their plan to return from Maryland to the District of Columbia, the president is pushing for the team to name its new stadium after him.
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