The American Football Association transforms the correspondence during Super Bowl Lix Among the heads of the city of Kansas in Philadelphia Eagles.
The league removes the “End of Racism” message from the back of one of the final areas within New Orleans “Cesarz Suprdum on Sunday, February 9, according to it. Athlete. “Choose love” and “which takes us all” will be drawn instead.
It is the first time since February 2021 that “final racism” will not be written in the Super Bowl End area.
The change was reported “internally transferred to high -level employees earlier this week.”
US Football Association spokesman Brian McCarthy He said that the change was a reflection of recent events, including Terrorist attack in January in the French district of New Orleans and Crash On Washington, DC.
McCarthy told Athlete.
The decision to remove “final racism” comes from the end area President Donald Trump He announced his intentions to attend the game, to become the first American president to sit in history to attend Super Bowl.
American Football Association Commissioner Roger Godel Diversity initiatives in the league this week, in the aftermath of Trump, 78, supported an executive order in January to direct federal agencies to end diversity, shares and integration programs (Dei).
“We have reached the efforts of diversity because we felt that it was the right thing for the National Football Association and we will continue these efforts. Because we not only convincing ourselves, I think we have proven ourselves that it makes the American Football Association better,” said Godel, 65, on Monday, February 3. “
“We are not in this because it is a tendency to enter or go out of it,” Godll added.
The American Football Association launched the “Inspire Change” initiative for social justice in 2018, which “aims to reduce barriers that prevent opportunities, especially in color societies, and show how the American Football Association family works together to make a positive change.”
Two years later, after killing George Floyd On the height of the Black Lives Matter movement, “the end of racism”, “which takes us all”, “hate”, and slogans “Choose Love” and “vote” began to appear in the final areas of the American Football Association.
according to AthleteAn internal memorandum at that time said that messages aim to prove “how the football and the American Football Association collects for people to work as one of them and use our example and our actions to help overcome racism.”
Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles meet on Sunday February 9 at Super Bowl Lix at 6:30 pm Eastern time on Fox.
