Author: Mike Freeman, USA TODAY

The Cleveland baseball team plans to drop the Indians nickname, long considered racist by Native activists. It is another sign of change in sports.

The Hawks are doing better than perhaps any franchise in professional American sports understanding their place in the post-George Floyd universe.

From the Chiefs’ Eric Bieniemy to the 49ers’ Robert Saleh, there are many coaches of color who have made strong cases to run an NFL team.

The five biggest takeaways from ESPN’s riveting Tiger Woods documentary that explores his racial evolution, and ours.

ESPN’s Tiger Woods documentary, which airs on Nov. 29 at 7 p.m. ET, tackles the complexity of Woods, golf and race, and does so with skill.

If Cam Newton’s tenure in New England falters, will Patriots fans see Newton as solely a failed quarterback, or a failed Black quarterback?

Former ESPN star Jemele Hill is one of sports journalism’s best, now she and other Black ex-ESPN stars are doing it their way.