Evolution of Celebrations in Baseball and Racial Bias

The article discusses how baseball has evolved to allow more player celebrations, particularly among young stars like Jazz Chisholm Jr., who faces criticism for his flashy style and attributes it to racial bias in the sport.

Recognition of Negro League Baseball Stats by MLB

Negro League baseball stats are finally being recognized by MLB, thanks to efforts of historian Larry Lester. This inclusion is reshaping the history of baseball and acknowledging the contributions of Black players.

LeSean McCoy hints at issues with Chip Kelly during the promising but disappointing Chip Kelly era in Philadelphia

LeSean McCoy hints at issues between players and coach Chip Kelly during the promising but disappointing Chip Kelly era in Philadelphia, revealing discomfort with dealing with Black players and questionable handling of player relationships.

Falling Number of Black Players in Major League Baseball

MSNBC published an editorial claiming the falling number of black players in Major League Baseball reflects a 'war on DEI.' However, the issue has been ongoing for decades and is primarily due to black kids being more interested in basketball and football. The number of Latinos in MLB has risen to 30.29 percent.

Women's Basketball Representation

An op-ed asserts that Black players who built women’s basketball have not been acknowledged, and it is important for the future faces of the sport to be Black. The piece highlights JuJu Watkins and Hannah Hidalgo as the potential future stars but notes the lack of marketing support for them compared to other players.