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NIGHT SCHOOL: Israel Weaponizing the Olympics?; Kaepernick's NFL Return, NFL's Race Problem & MORE!!
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40:11Now PlayingFormer NFL star Donté Stallworth and sports journalist Dave Zirin join Marc Lamont Hill's NIGHT SCHOOL to tackle some big sports issues. They first discuss why Israel was allowed to compete in the Olympics despite serious human rights problems, while Russia was banned for similar reasons. They call this "sportswashing," where countries use sports to hide their wrongdoings.
They also look at the NFL and whether it is racist. Stallworth shares how hard it is for Black coaches and executives to get top jobs in the league. They compare the 2024 USA Basketball team, with stars like LeBron James and Steph Curry, to the famous 1992 Dream Team, asking if today's players are better. Plus, could Colin Kaepernick make a comeback in the NFL, looking at how politics and the league's stance on his protest might affect his chances? Subscribe, watch and join the conversation in the comments.
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