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Athletes and Controversy: Making a Stand or Taking a Knee

Contains material from May 2018

Athletes and Controversy: Making a Stand or Taking a Knee
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Glad the State Bar presented on this topic. But I wish they had stayed closer to the employment law issues and the CBA in force for the NFL

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Explore the legal and civil rights implications of protesting as a professional athlete.

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Jason Boulette, Toysha "TJ" Martin, Pete Reid

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Athletes and Controversy: Making a Stand or Taking a Knee (May 2018)

Explore the legal and civil rights implications of protesting as a professional athlete.

Originally presented: May 2018 Athletes and Controversy: Making a Stand or Taking a Knee

Jason Boulette, Boulette Golden & Marin L.L.P. - Austin, TX
Toysha "TJ" Martin, Austin Black Lawyers Association - Austin, TX
Pete Reid, Pete Reid Law, PLLC - Austin, TX