The bitter irony of the NFL's past
The NFL's long, arduous march to full integration has not been without consequence. We know that because of the white players who've disappeared, and because of the dominant performances of trailblazing African-American stars, which can never be replicated.| Comments on article "The bitter irony of the NFL's past" | ||||||||||||
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