NFL Is Proof There Is Unity In Diversity, Recommits To DEI As Super Bowl Wraps
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell addressed and expressed the NFL commitment to DEI as a reflection of their fanbase and ...
NFL’s Continued DEI Efforts on Full Display at 4th Annual Night of Pride with GLAAD
Along with this year’s Night of Pride, GLAAD is celebrating its 40th anniversary, and Ellis says to see their logo and the ...
America Is Abandoning DEI. The NFL Remains All-In.
Everyone from the federal government to Fortune 500 companies is dialing back their diversity efforts. But the NFL is ...
The NFL’s defense of DEI can start with the Eagles’ successful history of Black quarterbacks
In making Randall Cunningham, Donovan McNabb, Michael Vick, and Jalen Hurts the faces of their franchise, the Eagles have ...
Roger Goodell Goes Against Donald Trump, Announces NFL Will Continue DEI Support
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell is bucking against President Trump's policies and has announced continued support for DEI in ...
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Super Bowl halftime DEI show: The Greatest Protest on Turf
The Super Bowl halftime show wasn’t just a performance; it was a reflection of America’s ongoing struggle with race, ...
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Do you care about DEI when it comes to where you spend your money? Tell us. | Opinion
There is a good chance that I have been a DEI hire at some point. I can tell you that I have definitely been a DEI job candidate – where they bring in a person of color while intending to hire ...
NFL's Roger Goodell defends league's DEI policies, sees the benefits
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell defended the league's DEI policies at a pre-Super Bowl LIX press conference on Monday evening ...
NFL stays committed to DEI initiatives despite Donald Trump's political pressure, emphasizing equal opportunity and league strength
The NFL stays committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) despite political pressure. Commissioner Roger Goodell ...
No, Trump didn't blame Chiefs' 2025 Super Bowl loss on DEI, USAID and Taylor Swift
In a social media post, President Donald Trump blamed the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl loss on DEI, USAID and Taylor Swift.