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From Play to Platform: Civil Rights and Social Justice Issues and Responsibilities in Sports (On Demand) [CC]
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From Play to Platform: Civil Rights and Social Justice Issues and Responsibilities in Sports (On Demand) [CC]
Explore the evolving role of civil rights and social justice issues in sports law.
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On the cusp of a new decade, this plenary session will gather legal thought leaders and advocates to discuss and dissect the evolving role of civil rights and social justice issues in the industry of sports. Our expert panel will assess the legacy of social activism in sports, its effects on commercial business, and the roles of counsel advising individual and corporate clients navigating this complicated but compelling terrain. With issues ranging from diversity of leadership to police and community relationships to cultures of inclusion, panel dialogue will assess recent high-profile incidents of social activism in sports, as well as the role of individual athletes and their teams, leagues and companies in engaging in civil discourse and action on matters of prejudice and discrimination.
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ES2010PFPOLC
Duration
90
Publication Date
10/8/2020 12:00:00 AM
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