The words “extreme racism” will not be presented in the back of the end zones during Super Bowl Lix between the city chiefs of Kansas and Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday.
Instead, the phrases “Choose Love” and “It takes all of us” will be decorated in the end zones at Caesars Superdome. Said NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy Athletic On Tuesday, the decision came in the midst of the recent tragedies that occurred in the United States since the beginning of 2025, including a terrorist attack in New Orleans, wildlife in the Los Angeles area and a deadly airplane crash near Washington Airport, DC.
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Kansas City Chiefs’ end zone before Super Bowla LVIII against San Francisco 49ers at Allegiant Stadium, February 11, 2024, in Las Vegas. (Ryan Kang/Getty Images)
“We felt that it was a suitable statement for what the country had collectively endured, given the recent tragedies and could serve as an inspiration,” he told the socket.
McCarthy added that “End racism” was only seen during the victory of the NFC Eagles against the commander of Washington. The AFC championship, in which the chiefs surpassed Buffalo accounts, included the aforementioned phrases.
The Sab for “End Racism” debuted in 2020 after the summer of racial restlessness in the US. San Francisco 49ers had “that needs all of us.”
The NFL move to remove it for Super Bowl came while Commissioner NFL Roger Goodell defended the diversity, capital and inclusion of the league league (Dei) politics.
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The words “final racism” and the New Orleans Saints logo in the ultimate zone. (Kirby Lee-Usa Today Sport)
“We got into the efforts for diversity because we felt like it was the right thing for the national football league, and we will continue these efforts because we not only convinced ourselves, we proved that it does NFL better, “Goodell said.” We are not because the trend is to enter or the trend to get out of it.
“Our efforts are fundamental in trying to attract the best possible talent in the National Football League, both on the field and outside, as I said before. We see it. We see how it uses it to the National Football League, and so I think we mean” I’ll continue those efforts. “
Goodell said the DEI League efforts were a reflection of the foundation of the league.
“I think this is also obviously a reflection of our fan base and our communities and our players. People talk a lot about the rule Rooney … There is no demand for us to hire a particular individual based on a race or gender. This is simply on the basis of looking at the candidate campus who reflect our communities and look at the type of talent that exists there, and then make the best decision on who is engaged, “he added.
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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell speaks during a press conference on Monday, February 3, 2025 in New Orleans. (AP Photo/Matt York)
“So much of us, including the national football league in our office, do it voluntarily at all levels, because it used us. And I hear that from the company on a global basis. It is a very strong employment practice we also accept.”
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