Twitter is a powerful tool if used properly.

So if you have something to say it, I also think that, you know, on mass, if there's ever a setting,

and, you know, people tried with the NFL unsuccessfully, you know, don't go.

If there's a league or an event, you event, organized constructively non-attendance.

It is the dollars to make a difference.

It is to deal appropriately with the sponsors that remain once something negative occurs.

Welcome to the Edge of Sports podcast.

I'm Dave Ziron.

This week we speak to author, attorney, consultant, educator, and CEO of the Global Sport Institute and Adidas, distinguished professor

of global support at Arizona State University, Professor Kenneth Tropshire. This guy has been

in this business of sports and politics just as long as any head out there. I'm so excited

to be able to talk to him for the first time on my show. He also wrote a book 30 years ago called In Black and White, Race and Sports in America.

I want to ask him about that because that book played a huge role in shaping my own thinking.

Also, I've got some choice words this week.

It's a conversation.

I'm talking the Super Bowl with Chuck Modiano, and we're going to have a discussion about

is there an ethical side to root for this year in the Super Bowl with Chuck Modiano, and we're going to have a discussion about is there an ethical

side to root for this year in the Super Bowl?

Kansas City Chiefs, San Francisco 49ers, is there a team to root for for the ethical

sports fan?

I've also got just stand up and just sit your ass down awards, but first, let's talk to Kenneth

Shropshire i'll just start i mean

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