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It seems as though owners getting in trouble for past comments is what’s trendy in the world of sports. Phoenix Suns owner Robert Sarver is under immense scrutiny after 70 current and former employees within the Suns organization have come forth and offered personal accounts of racist and misogynistic comments Sarver made over his 17-year tenure.

Sunday was the 30th anniversary of Magic Johnson’s shocking announcement that he had HIV and was retiring from pro basketball. With NBA Commissioner David Stern and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar by his side, Johnson immediately volunteered to become a spokesperson and poster child for the virus.

CBS's The Equalizer attacked "whiteness" and pushed the racist cop canard this week when it portrayed police officers as treating a black woman and white woman unequally.

Welcome to TV’s Worst of the Week, where MRC Culture's on TV Blog recounts the top liberal bias moments in entertainment television for the week of October 31, 2021.

Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers has suddenly become one of the great villains in pro sports. He caught the covid this week and it turns out he never got vaccinated. Thus, sneering sports mandarins like Nancy Armour cast him out into the darkness as “anti-science.”

It should not be considered “news” that a Major League Baseball owner donates money to Republican political candidates. But then there’s California’s wildly left-of-center media that contends it is newsworthy. The San Francisco Giants’ owner Charles Johnson supported the Georgia Senate campaign of Herschel Walker, and now he’s getting raked over the coals.

The Republican gubernatorial victory in Virginia is prompting hardcore Democrats to rethink their political strategy. Diehard lib and frequent MSNBC contributor James Carville rebuked the radicals in his party for the loss, saying that “stupid wokeness” is to blame. Considering Governor-elect Glenn Youngkin’s victory can be chalked up to fighting progressive indoctrination in public schools,…

Equality of opportunity is one of the most fundamental philosophies that our country was founded upon: everyone should have an equal opportunity to pursue something they want. However, several high-profile trail running athletes have claimed that their sport does not provide adequate opportunity for minorities or LGTBQ+ members.

Dan, you ignorant slut! cancel culture should not and cannot be reasoned with.

Last night, the Atlanta Braves captured their first World Series title in 26 years after taking down the mighty Houston Astros in six games, concluding one of the most improbable championship runs in recent memory. While claiming the title is obviously incredible in itself, there is an added layer of situational irony that makes this victory even sweeter.

It’s nice that USA Today has found an identity after all these years. It never managed to be a real newspaper, and since few business travelers tote along their gerbil cages, it never really became useful to anyone.

Between social justice protests, sordid Super Bowl halftime “entertainment” and vulgar language, the National Football League just can’t stay out of its own way. Last week’s alternate Monday Night Football broadcast on ESPN2 featured an F-bomb by guest Marshawn Lynch, and co-host Peyton Manning apologized for the off-color language.

Buckle up! On Monday’s "Fearless" podcast, Jason Whitlock urged his listeners to prepare for his greatest fire yet. He promised to eulogize and bury Colin Kaepernick, a man with “daddy issues,” … and did he ever deliver!

Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban is known for being bold in his decision-making and unapologetic in the aftermath of his decisions. On Monday, he made another bold decision that will test whether he will stick to his unapologetic ways.