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...Courtenay W. Daum Abstract This article analyzes the National Football League (NFL) player protests against institutionalized racism as a means of radical democratic discourse. Players elected to sit/kneel during the playing of the national anthem on the sidelines of nationally televised football...

... alone we have seen media attention veer from story to story around the world. Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai survived a 2012 assassination attempt in Pakistan due to her public support for girls' education. In 2014, US NFL player Ray Rice was captured on video knocking his fiancee unconscious...

... (NFL).67 With growing public visibility and mounting opposition to the bill, Arizona's Republican Governor Jan Brewer vetoed the legislation. Many pundits subsequently suggested that corporate influence played a strong and perhaps decisive role in the bill's defeat, with 66Hacker and Pierson, Winner...

... a productive lens through which the reader might wish to read the following articles. Offering an explicit expression of this concern about the pure performativity of contemporary social justice movements, Courtenay W. Daum's article, "Taking a Knee," evaluates the impact of National Football League (NFL...

... provides an interesting treatment of popular music and the globalization of American franchise logos, Coca-Cola, McDonald's, the Blue Jean, and the NFL. In the fourth chapter, Crothers analyzes some of the reactions to American culture in international agreements and in four national case studies. The fear...

... provides an interesting treatment of popular music and the globalization of American franchise logos, Coca-Cola, McDonald's, the Blue Jean, and the NFL. In the fourth chapter, Crothers analyzes some of the reactions to American culture in international agreements and in four national case studies. The fear...

..., destruction, degradation, and dangers of the Other. In this respect, Trump's coalition was "frightened into submission." Trumpism aims at "emotional needs," targeting the political subjectivity of voters with non-political concerns such as National Football League (NFL) players taking a knee during...

..., the conditions under which the use of violence was appropriate, and whether participation trophies in youth sports encouraged a lack of competitive drive (e.g., NFL linebacker Jamie Harrison famously stirred this debate by vowing to return his sons' trophies because they did not deserve them and needed to learn...