For the first time since February 2021, the “End Racism” message stencil will not appear across the end zone of the Super Bowl ... diversity conflict with the Trump administration’s efforts ...

Maybe he worried that Taylor Swift was getting too much attention: Donald Trump announced that he will attend the Super Bowl on ... the message “End Racism” will not be stenciled on the ...

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The league began stenciling in "end racism" behind end zones starting ... base and our communities and our players." Trump plans to attend Super Bowl 59, the White House revealed Tuesday.

With Donald Trump winning a second non ... including prominent displays of “End Racism” and other messages. But on Sunday, the Super Bowl and the NFL will go down a path of least resistance ...

"The Super Bowl is often a snapshot in time ... the league's thinking shot down the notion that Mr. Trump's presence is the reason "End Racism" isn't being stenciled in an end zone.

The end zone slogan “END RACISM,” a staple at games ... not made in the months leading up to the Super Bowl, but rather a decision made after Trump announced he was attending the game.

For the first time in years, the Super Bowl end zones won’t have the familiar “End Racism” message. Instead, the NFL is rolling out new phrases for Super Bowl LIX at the Caesars Superdome in ...

The news of the NFL nixing the "End Racism" stencil from this year's Super Bowl comes amid Trump's war against against diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs within the federal government.