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nobody is denying Caitlin Clark’s right to decline to answer questions about her teammate’s bigotry. What some of us are doing is drawing the reasonable inference that she is at a minimum not appalled by it. And some of us think that this speaks poorly of her.

The Athletic@theathletic.com · 3h ago

For sports people who want to take a stand on this or that issue and who are prepared to deal with the avalanche of commentary that ensues, go right ahead, @BuckinBoston writes. For athletes who choose to say nothing, allow them that right: nyti.ms/3Sa9A7D

media when maga wins an election: we must travel the country and speak to these voters and extend empathy to them and give credence to their bigotry and false beliefs media when the left wins an election: is this the end of the american experiment

I mean this sincerely: I think pro Israel people really need to begin internalizing that this is not a fringe opinion anymore and in fact is very statistically likely to be the average view of any brown Democratic candidate for office or any candidate under the age of 50

Just now on @Morning_Joe:
@AbdulElSayed was asked by @WillieGeist whether his critique of Israel is about @netanyahu or Israel itself. He made it clear his problem is with Israel. Lots of references to
"apartheid" and "genocide" that
"pre-date" BiBi.
7:19 AM • 8/5/26 • 132K Views

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Spider-Man 2's exploration of what it means to balance both a normal life and the extraordinary powers that come with being a superhero make it a timeless classic, anchored by some incredible performances from both its lead and villain. MCU Spidey's Aunt May is played Marisa Tomei.

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