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Patrice Evra speaks out on racist abuse and how to combat it | CNN
Patrice Evra speaks out on racist abuse and how to combat it Former French international Patrice Evra says that “big institutions” will only tackle racism and discrimination when their bottom lines are impacted. Speaking to CNN Sport, Evra first opened up about his experiences of abuse on the field when he started off his career…
Heat coach Erik Spoelstra’s ex-wife fires back at trolls after NBA champ’s lucrative extension: ‘Be nicer’
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Alabama loses 5-star wide receiver commit after Nick Saban retirement
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Capitals enter make-or-break stretch needing ‘to get a lot better’
Comment on this storyComment Add to your saved stories Save For long stretches of this season, the Washington Capitals were stealing games. The term “character win” came up regularly as they somehow held strong while being outshot and outplayed to prevail — perhaps more often than they should have. In the six games before the…
Giovani Giuria’s journey from homelessness to amateur soccer announcer occurred in one Van Nuys park
Giovani Giuria’s pregame preparation is meticulous. There’s no press box, no roster program and no pregame stats. On most nights, he’s a one-man show. Just a tablet, a tripod, a camera and his voice. The whistle blows and Giuria’s livestream begins. He narrates every threatening moment at an amateur soccer match at West Adams High…
