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[Copper]

I just looked at the ESPN web site and I don't see a word about kneeling, national anthem, blm, social justice or skin color.

I think my browser is broken.

What happened?

[xenon]

@Copper said in Broken Browser:

I just looked at the ESPN web site and I don't see a word about kneeling, national anthem, blm, social justice or skin color.

I think my browser is broken.

What happened?

I think the espn website is still mostly for sports fans, and day to day sports topics.

You’re looking for a politics section.

[George K]

@xenon said in Broken Browser:

You’re looking for a politics section.

https://lmgtfy.com/?q=espn+kneeling+during+national+anthem

[xenon]

If you counted all the articles they published in a month, how many do you think would be sports vs. politics?

I would think the norm on most days would be no politics on their home page.

[Copper]

ESPN has been all over the politics of BLM for several months.

They love, love, love, love, love BLM.

Ask George to show you how to use google, you'll see.
Or you could search for blm in espn.com.

My question remains.

What happened?

[xenon]

@Copper said in Broken Browser:

ESPN has been all over the politics of BLM for several months.

They love, love, love, love, love BLM.

Ask George to show you how to use google, you'll see.
Or you could search for blm in espn.com.

My question remains.

What happened?

Your question is unanswerable unless you know how many political vs sports articles they publish.

1 a day, 10 a day, 1 a week?

As with other news outlets, their editorial decisions are driven by Twitter. Nothing is gonna change overnight.