The NFL announced it will not feature the "End Racism" slogan in the end zones of Super Bowl LIX. (Kirby Lee/Getty Images) "But the sentiment is basically ‘don’t be an a--h---," Palmeri responded.

Bill Maher has labeled the NFL's 'End Racism' slogan as 'stupid' in a blistering attack on the long-running campaign - leaving guest Tara Palmeri looking stunned during her appearance on his show.

NFL It’s Super Bowl Sunday, and now that racism has ended, all we need is love The NFL appears to be losing the social justice backbone that it once promised was central to its existence.

You may be of the opinion that performative end zone art doesn’t do much to combat racism. And to be sure, the NFL is proud of what it believes is a strong DEI initiative, even as the White ...

The beauty of Super Bowl week, from an NFL marketing perspective, is that so many mish-mashy, dim-bulb storylines are wafting in the air that sometimes the real stuff ends up getting lost. Case in ...

The “End of Racism” remained in the NFC Championship in Philadelphia. Spreading a message of love, NFL’s started its inspirational journey with the phrase of “Inspire Change” in 2018.

We thus have license to judge Super Bowl end-zone messaging. In this case, “End Racism” vs. “Choose Love.” And there’s no competition here at all. It’s “End Racism” by a mile.

The NFL is removing the "End Racism" phrase from the end zone at Caesars Superdome, where Super Bowl LIX will occur in a match between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles.

Did the NFL end racism? Not quite, but they have made a decision on the statement. For the first time since 2021, the NFL will not have the message included in the back of the end zone during the ...

The NFL never had a chance to end racism, of course. The slogan itself was always an impossible goal but, frankly, the bare minimum.

This is part of the NFL’s Inspire Change. We started the field stencils in 2020. For the championship games a couple weeks ago, the Chiefs had Choose Love and Eagles had End Racism. … ...

The NFL began displaying “End Racism” in the end zones in 2020 as part of its “Inspire Change” initiative. The campaign expanded in 2021, reinforcing the league’s commitment to diversity ...