The NFL should paint ‘end domestic violence’ in its end zones

Published December 15, 2023 5:00am ET



Anyone who has watched an NFL game over the last several years should be aware of the league’s pandering to the Black Lives Matter movement and other social justice issues. It’s impossible to miss the left-wing propaganda in stadiums throughout the country. Messages such as “End Racism” or “It Takes All of Us” are painted in every end zone on the football field. These, and the NFL’s other social justice “initiatives,” are primarily the result of the league’s flag kneeling fiasco and fallout from the death of George Floyd in 2020.

The league’s football operations website has a page dedicated to “social justice.” The impetus for this was the league’s executives claimed they wanted to help bring “positive change” to the country amid the so-called racial reckoning. Unfortunately, all it does is perpetuate toxic left-wing sociopolitical myths that help advance bogus ideological narratives. Yet, if the league really wanted to help bring positive change and awareness to a legitimate problem that is plaguing the country, it would start painting “Stop beating women” in NFL end zones instead.

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