BREAKING: Big 12 to Have Anti-Racism Ads During Games

The Big 12 will be implementing anti-racism and social justice ads during games this season, Dave Wilson, a writer for ESPN, reports.

There are currently two ads that will run during Big 12 Conference games, starting this weekend. Teams will also be wearing a social justice patch on their jerseys, and a black Big 12 unity sticker on the back of their helmets.

Wilson would continue that Big 12 Commissioner Bob Bowlsby also spoke of the possibility of allowing players on the field during the National Anthem.

Bowlsby stayed that systemic racism is a “problem,” and that he hopes the conference can “make progress” for the issue.

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Clark Johnson
Clark Johnson is a Football Columnist for The Voice of West Virginia. He is a student at Concord University and is majoring in History with a minor in Political Science. He became a Mountaineer fan at 9-years old and has not missed a WVU football game since 2008. He is honored to bring new perspective and fresh content to the best fanbase in the nation!