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In what should be considered a controversial decision if we had a fair media, the NBA's Dallas Mavericks has stopped playing the Star Spangled Banner this season. Yet when the story became public, ABC and NBC yawned and offered no coverage on Monday or Tuesday. CBS This Morning on Wednesday for a scant 36 seconds. 

Oh say, can the Dallas Mavericks not see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? No, they cannot. And they will not. The National woke Basketball Association team is now refusing to honor America by playing the national anthem at their home games. Will the SJW sheep in pro sports follow their lead?

Some people watched the Super Bowl last Sunday and felt all too often reminded of how abnormal a year it is, with coaches and players wearing masks on the sidelines, a third of the normal crowd in the stands, and celebrations of healthcare workers on the frontlines fighting COVID. 

Actor and director Nick Searcy is no stranger to the blasphemy of the Twitter mob … but thankfully he's kept not only his ground but his account as well. Most commonly known as Art Mullen in the TV series Justified, Searcy lamented the lack of fans at the NCAA game Feb 6, and noted that leftists “ruin everything.” He’s not wrong.

Super Bowl 55 will be remembered as a game that lacked competitiveness, but also one in which the NFL and CBS rammed social justice down the throats of viewers. Those on the Right found much of it offensive, but at least one media lefty – Deadspin blogger Julie DiCaro -- is critical of the event, too.

The nation's Spanish-speaking media portray themselves as fierce advocates of equity and against gender discrimination. However, Telemundo, Univision, CNN en Español, and Estrella TV, appear to have had no interest in reporting on the executive order issued by Joe Biden on the same day he was sworn in as president of the United States, affording transgender kids the unrestricted ability to…

After the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ dominating victory in Super Bowl LV over the Kansas City Chiefs, the New York Times tried to spread pandemic fears: “In Tampa, Super Bowl Celebrations Bring Superspreader Concerns.” The 2021 Super Bowl marked the first time a team had won the big prize in its home stadium, and Tampa, Florida fans celebrated under the judgmental eye of reporter Neil…

The Chiefs lost the Super Bowl and it's not just Kansas City fans who hope it's the last time.

Get your tissues because this one’s a tearjerker. For once, a commercial that doesn’t make you want to turn off the TV!

Year after year, arrest after arrest, the National Football League’s domestic violence plague continues with no end in sight. It’s because the league and society simply do not care. If a player abuses off the field and has the skill or potential to contribute on the field, he’s all too often allowed to keep playing, says USA Today writer Mike Freeman.

Nike’s role as a cultural and "progressive" icon and the most powerful brand in sports can’t be overstated. The Swoosh logo is everywhere, and the multinational corporation is linked at the hip with social justice warriors like Colin Kaepernick and Megan Rapinoe, the LGBT movement and other left-wing causes. This image was shattered Tuesday night by a damning report on the HBO program Real…

Whether or not Donald Trump goes gentle into that good night (as if), it will be a while before the lefties who loathe the former POTUS let him go. For media types, he’s been such a handy vessel for their rage and blame that they’re reluctant to let him go.

It’s TERFs vs. Trans! Twitter is awash in rhetorical blood as two reliably lefty identity groups are skirmishing again. But this time, it’s Joe Biden’s fault. Biden announced Wednesday that he was reversing Trump administration limitations on Title IX and restoring the draconian gender and sexuality nondiscrimination enforcement favored by the Obama administration -- men in women’s bathrooms…

The Associated Press gushed about President-elect Joe Biden inviting Sarah Fuller to Wednesday’s inauguration. If her name escapes you, she was the first woman to score (she kicked two extra points with opposing players refusing to rush her) in a Power Five conference football game this past season.