Donald Trump comments; Goodyear issues statement
A Goodyear employee at a plant in Topeka, Kansas shared a slide listing acceptable and unacceptable things in the workplace of the tire manufacture.
Acceptable: Black Lives Matter (BLM), Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Pride (LGBT).
Unacceptable: Blue Lives Matter, All Lives Matter,
Read MoreThe NASCAR driver went undercover to correct his Wikipedia page and answer online questions from fans across multiple social media channels
Wallace secretly answered questions about NASCAR, Call of Duty and his Harley Davidson Screamin’ Eagle. The questions surfaced on twitter, instagram, youtube, reddit and quora.
He also took some time to correct a few things on his Wikipedia page.
Read MoreAfter Wallace encouraged NASCAR to ban the Confederate flag, they did; Wallace has been under attack by a section of fans ever since
Bubba Wallace has been at the eye of the storm. NASCAR fans are split 50/50 on the recent ban of the Confederate flag. For those in disapproval,
Read MoreA North Carolina dirt track listed ‘Bubba Rope’ for sale; After the FBI announced the noose found in a NASCAR garage wasn’t a hate crime against Bubba Wallace
Weeks ago, Bubba Wallace encouraged the sport to ban the Confederate flag. After that CNN interview, NASCAR made the bold decision to ban Confederate flags from all events and properties.
Read MoreNASCAR driver Bubba Wallace compares Black Lives Matter protests with Confederate flag protests
NASCAR’s only African-American driver went on CNN several weeks ago and sparked a major change in NASCAR. He encouraged the sport to ban the Confederate flag and turned the fanbase upside down.
Days later, NASCAR banned the Confederate flag.
Read MoreNASCAR drivers comment on changes
Three years ago, NFL players kneeled during the National Anthem to bring awareness to a racial issue with police.
Kneeling in NASCAR was unheard of. And, for many in the industry, it was likely to bring consequences.
Back in 2017, multiple team owners commented on kneeling.
Read MoreBubba Wallace comments on the design of the car and the Black Lives Matter movement
Last week in Atlanta, Bubba Wallace was seen in a Black Lives Matter t-shirt. This came at the same time that a NASCAR official kneeled during the National Anthem and the President of NASCAR addressed changed during a moment of pause.
Read MoreTerrance Cox has dropped his $500 million racial discrimination lawsuit against NASCAR
In 2016, the owner of Diversity Motorsports filed a lawsuit for $500 million against NASCAR.
The team planned to partner with ‘Steve Harvey Races 4 Education’. However, according to Terrance Cox, NASCAR told Steve Harvey, “it would never approve a team with Diversity Motorsports.”
“I wish he had some money so I could sue him.
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