Most athletes have chosen to ‘shut up and dribble’ over Gaza | Nathan Kalman-Lamb and Derek Silva
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In a striking commentary on the current state of athlete activism, only a few North American athletes have dared to speak out against Israel's actions in Gaza. This silence is largely influenced by fears of backlash, sponsorship pressures, and the broader policing of speech in sports. The reluctance to engage in political discourse highlights a troubling trend where athletes feel compelled to 'shut up and dribble,' raising questions about the role of sports figures in social justice issues and the impact of corporate interests on their voices.
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