Last year, Eric Bieniemy, then-assistant coach for the Kansas City Chiefs, was the talk of the social-justice-warrior town as he had once again not been passed over for a head coaching job in the NFL.
People were outraged. Pundits claimed the NFL had a racism problem. The “white guilt” elitists in the country insinuated white supremacy was prevalent in the football league. In response, the NFL genuflected and pandered to the perpetual outraged social justice crowd and announced changes and incentives to hire minority candidates.
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