Slade3200
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Thanks for the link. I hadn’t heard of the “Let’s listen together” initiative. I have heard of many of the player efforts that were highlighted in your link, which are all great causes. I hope they take it to the next level and create a better branding and marketing campaign around Let’s Listen Together. They should have a website, donation and volunteer opportunities, and clear measurable goals.There are hundreds of them. Just go online and google them.What’s the name of the organizations the NFL players are supporting that are undertaking these actions? How do I go donate money or my time to help? If seen great efforts that individual players take on but not a cohesive cause with a goal.Thats already being done. Dont take this the wrong way but this is exactly what I dont get about white people. How do you not know this is already in the works?They’ve got the attention... that’s what the last couples years have been about. Now they need to drill down on practical ways to get done what needs to get done. If the solution is to educate kids on how to act, bridge law enforcement better with communities and hire better people then there needs to be an organized way to do that which people can support.The goal is to bring attention to the fact that too many Black kids are dying at the hands of the people we pay not to be criminals.You just said the problem. What is the goal and how do they want to get there?
They want to get there by having Blacks make sure they do everything they can to remain safe around cops, know their rights, and impress upon the PD's to change the type of people they hire.
NFL Network Highlights Series of Player Social Justice Initiatives | NFL Football Operations
Wouldn’t it be a great day if a goal could be defined and reached and on that Sunday both Cops and Players can all stand together during the anthem? That’s a goal that we should all get behind.