Sports

ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith has a big white problem with Tim Tebow, who officially signed a contract this week with the Jacksonville Jaguars. Bloviating on the First Take program today, Smith and colleague Max Kellerman debated whether or not they have a problem with the return of Tebow.

Men are muscling their way into another women’s sport, and female golfers stand to eventually get pushed out of the money. Hailey Davidson underwent so-called gender reassignment surgery in January, and a few days ago, he drew praise from Golfweek for winning a women’s professional golf tournament.

Students in Alexandria, Virginia are getting doused in critical race theory by public schools and the local Little League baseball organization. It’s virtue signaling on steroids. Little League board president Sherry Reilly emailed all coaches and board members ordering the cancellation of practices on May 24 so they can attend a “Sports Can Battle Racism” workshop.

By caving into bigotry and cowardice, the NCAA is putting transgender athletes’ lives in jeopardy. When USA Today’s hardcore leftist Nancy Armour called the NCAA on the carpet about this spurious claim, the association didn’t even have the guts to respond to this angry social justice warrior writer’s protest.

That trans athlete explosion the world has been bracing for, the one LGBT activists keep denying? Well, it’s here now. There may be as many as nine trans women (biological dudes) bursting onto the Olympic stage in Tokyo this summer, all of them threatening to take medals away from actual women.

In the continuing debate over Tim Tebow joining the Jacksonville Jaguars, the woke blog SBNation declares him the “poster child” for Christian persecution. Former NFL players Mike Ditka and Jimmy Smith said Tebow deserves a shot by the Jags and will be a great influence on the team.

On Thursday, the National Basketball Association announced it’s creating a new social justice award named after Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. Apparently following “Crisis Management for Dummies” logic, the league’s latest social justice obsession comes at a time of plummeting popularity.

Professional victim and America hater Colin Kaepernick is making another big push for the abolishing of police and prisons. His publishing company will release the book “Abolition for the People: The Movement for a Future Without Policing & Prisons,” in October.

Media are baring their fangs for Tim Tebow. The former Heisman Trophy winner and NFL quarterback has signed a contract with the Jaguars, and the haters are frothing at the mouth over the Christian athlete who kneels for Jesus instead of Black Lives Matter.

Comedian Sarah Silverman is back on her BS. She recently targeted transwoman Caitlyn Jenner on “The Sarah Silverman Podcast”, calling the CA gubernatorial candidate “transphobic” and a “tw--.”

Megan Rapinoe has taken women’s athletics 180 degrees in the wrong direction from the polite, wholesome Chris Evert Lloyd-type athlete of yesteryear. She’s done this by speaking social justice truth to power. Demonstrating a level of hubris putting LeBron James to shame, this everywoman says she just might be president one day.

Pay no attention to the men walking off with the women’s sports trophies, say LGBT activists. It’s a non-issue, they insist. Despite their denials, the controversy will flare up to new heights this summer at the Olympics in Tokyo. There, Laurel Hubbard, of New Zealand, is expected to be the first transgender athlete in Olympic history.

Eighty-thousand evangelical Christian men are gathering for a Promise Keepers rally in Dallas July 16-17 to “mainstream hate speech.” They’re cloaking bigotry as religious freedom.

The International Olympic Committee gets it. People don’t want social justice nonsense in sports, and the IOC won’t tolerate displays like “Black Lives Matter” at the Summer Games in Tokyo beginning July 23.