Thursday between NCAA tournament games, CBS and TNT basketball analyst Charles Barkley reacted to Duke Blue Devils Head Coach ripping “stupid” North Carolina’s House Bill No. 2, saying LGBT people, Muslims and immigrants are now “getting to feel what black
Thursday, Duke University men’s basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski weighed in on the NCAA moving NCAA tournament games from his team’s state to South Carolina over North Carolina’s House Bill No. 2, which forces people to use the bathroom that matches their
During Thursday’s “Outkick the Coverage” on Fox Sports 1 radio, host Clay Travis reacted to the NCAA’s removal of championship events from the state of North Carolina because of the state’s controversial bathroom bill, as well as the NBA who removed
Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson and Grammy Award-winning singer Ciara did an end-around on North Carolina due to the state’s transgender bathroom law by moving their destination wedding to London.
On the Friday ESPN Radio broadcast of “Mike and Mike,” NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said the league will be working to “get the right policies and the right laws in place” in North Carolina in response to the state’s “bathroom
MSNBC’s Joy Reid reacted Saturday to an ad by GOP presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) that questions the conservatism of Donald Trump after he said transgenders should be able to use the bathroom they feel most appropriate by calling the
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver put his foot down on Thursday, asserting that for the 2017 All-Star Game be held in Charlotte, it is “necessary” that North Carolina change its law mandating people use only public restrooms corresponding to their biological sex in government buildings.
NASCAR has decided to openly oppose the North Carolina bathroom law, according to a Motorsport report. The law forbids people from using the public bathrooms of the opposite sex in government buildings.
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver addressed rumors that the NBA could move its 2017 All-Star game out Charlotte, NC to protest the controversial North Carolina bill that requires public school and university students to use public bathrooms according to their biological sex.
Hollywood actors, fellow musicians, politicians, and other public figures lavished praise on rocker Bruce Springsteen over his decision to cancel a concert in North Carolina to protest the state’s recently passed LGBT “bathroom” law.
According to a “Fox & Friends” report, NBA Hall of Fame player and now TNT NBA analyst Charles Barkley wants to move the 2017 NBA All-Star Game out of Charlotte, NC over the state’s new law that prohibits people from using
Huffington Post senior editor Chloe Angyal gave her “less joyful” winner of the week Saturday on MSNBC, calling the newly signed law in North Carolina that forces people to use public bathrooms that correspond to their biological sex a “banner week
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee has banned city workers from non-essential travel to North Carolina after that state approved legislation preventing anti-discrimination protections for gay, lesbian and transgender people.
Friday, on ESPN2’s NBA show “The Jump,” host Rachel Nichols decided to address the new law in North Carolina that forces people to use public bathrooms that correspond to their biological sex and the NBA’s response of possibly looking elsewhere to
The NBA threatened to move the 2017 All-Star Game from the home of the Charlotte Hornets to a different venue because North Carolina passed a state-wide law requiring people to use public bathrooms that correspond to their biological sex.
