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sports1 year ago

49ers' Nick Bosa Fined for MAGA Hat Stunt During Interview

San Francisco 49ers defensive end Nick Bosa was fined $11,255 by the NFL for violating the league's uniform policy by displaying a "Make America Great Again" hat during a postgame show. The NFL rulebook prohibits political messages on game uniforms or equipment, and Bosa did not receive prior approval for his stunt. The fine was issued shortly after the presidential election, which Donald Trump won, and Bosa acknowledged the potential fine, stating it was "well worth it."

via SFGATE|
#fine#maga#nfl
business1 year ago

Delta Updates Uniform Policy Amid Palestinian Flag Pin Controversy

Delta Air Lines has updated its uniform policy to only allow U.S. flag pins after a social media controversy involving flight attendants wearing Palestinian flag pins. The incident, which made some passengers feel unsafe, led to backlash and a call for an apology from the Council on American-Islamic Relations. Delta has since apologized and emphasized its commitment to inclusivity and respect.

via Fox Business|
#business#delta-air-lines#inclusivity
businesscorporate-policy1 year ago

Delta Alters Uniform Policy Amid Palestinian Flag Pin Controversy

Delta Airlines is implementing a new uniform policy prohibiting employees from wearing pins representing any country or nationality besides the United States, following social media backlash over flight attendants wearing Palestinian flag pins. The airline apologized for a previous response that was deemed insensitive and clarified that the employees involved were not fired.

via FOX 5 Atlanta|
#businesscorporate-policy#delta-airlines#inclusivity
businesspolitics1 year ago

Delta Alters Uniform Policy Amid Palestinian Flag Pin Controversy

Delta Air Lines is changing its uniform policy after social media outrage over two flight attendants wearing Palestinian flag pins, which some users labeled as "Hamas badges." The airline clarified that the employees complied with existing guidelines and were not terminated. Delta faced backlash for a social media post deemed anti-Palestinian, leading to an apology and the removal of the responsible employee from social media duties. The airline's CEO emphasized the need for inclusivity and respect, and the flight attendants' union demanded an apology and a ban on unauthorized crew photography.

via The Jerusalem Post|
#businesspolitics#delta-air-lines#israel-hamas-conflict
business1 year ago

Delta Airlines Updates Uniform Policy After Palestinian Flag Pin Controversy

Delta Airlines has updated its uniform policy to ban employees from wearing flag pins of countries other than the United States following backlash over a social media post involving employees wearing Palestinian flag pins. The company aims to ensure a safe and inclusive environment and has apologized for a "hurtful" social media response that was not in line with its values. The employees involved were not fired, but the person responsible for the controversial post has been counseled and removed from managing Delta's social channels.

via Washington Examiner|
#business#delta-airlines#inclusivity
sports1 year ago

"NFL Teams Granted 3rd Alternate Helmet Option Under Expanded Uniform Policy"

The NFL has expanded its uniform policy to allow teams to use a third alternate helmet design, with the Denver Broncos expressing interest in the change. The alternate helmets must be historically compatible with the team's classic uniform and can only be used with authorized classic, alternate, or color rush uniforms. Health and safety measures require the alternate helmets to have the same fit as primary helmets and undergo practice testing before use. Additionally, the league will offer 12 new helmets for the 2024 season, including position-specific ones, with plans to introduce position-specific helmets for wide receivers and defensive backs by 2025.

via Bleacher Report|
#alternate-helmets#denver-broncos#nfl
sports1 year ago

"NFL Announces Expansion of Uniform Policy to Include Third Helmet Option for All Teams by 2025"

The NFL has announced that starting in 2025, teams will be allowed a third helmet option, aiming to increase overall club flexibility. Guidelines include wearing alternative helmets with authorized uniforms and ensuring historical compatibility with classic uniforms. Teams must develop their third helmet by May 1, 2025, and nearly two-thirds of NFL teams already utilized an alternative helmet in 2023.

via CBS Sports|
#2025-season#helmets#nfl
sports1 year ago

"NFL Introduces Expanded Helmet Options for 2024 Season"

The NFL has expanded its uniform policy to allow for a third alternate helmet design for teams, with the option available for the 2025 season. Teams must adhere to specific requirements for the use of alternate color helmets, including obtaining a new set for all players and ensuring they fit properly for player health and safety. This expansion comes after the league's approval of alternate helmets in 2022 and is part of a continued focus on player safety and team design.

via NFL.com|
#alternate-helmets#nfl#player-safety
sports1 year ago

"Deebo Samuel Switches to Jersey No. 1 for 2024 Season"

San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Deebo Samuel will be changing his jersey number from No. 19 to No. 1 for the 2024 season, also changing his nameplate to "Samuel Sr." in honor of his son. The NFL's relaxed uniform policies now allow players from all positions, except linemen, to wear single-digit numbers. Samuel previously wore No. 1 in college and had wanted it in the NFL, but safety Jimmie Ward had priority. Players requesting an immediate number change must buy unsold inventory of their old jerseys, but if the request is made a year in advance, it's free. Despite potential disappointment from fans with No. 19 jerseys, Samuel's No. 1 jerseys are expected to be in high demand.

via NBC Sports|
#deebo-samuel#jersey-number#nfl
education2 years ago

"Outrage as School Bans Vivienne Westwood Shoes, Mom Demands Answers"

A British mother is criticizing Wolfreton School in Yorkshire after it implemented a new rule banning branded shoes, including her daughters' Vivienne Westwood flats. The mother argues that the shoes are plain black, comfortable, and of good quality, and questions the school's decision to allow branded coats and bags while prohibiting branded shoes. She believes the school should focus on more important issues like bullying rather than enforcing a dress code. The school claims to have communicated the uniform expectations to parents in advance and encourages parents with concerns to contact them directly.

via New York Post |
#education#hypocrisy#parental-concerns