Brian Flores Racial Stereotypes Report
A recently unsealed recruiting firm’s report on Brian Flores has multiple examples of “racial stereotypes” and amounts to unlawful retaliation for the coach’s discrimination lawsuit against the NFL, according to his lawyers.Reported by 3 of 3 outlets; wording from Toronto Star.
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The report, which was first published by Front Office Sports, was prepared in connection with the Las Vegas Raiders’ coaching vacancy in 2024.
“The recently unsealed documents demonstrate two unfortunate, but unsurprising, realities,” attorney Michael J.
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- 14 Oct
A recently unsealed recruiting firm’s report on Brian Flores has multiple examples of “racial stereotypes” and amounts to unlawful retaliation for the coach’s discrimination lawsuit against the NFL, according to his lawyers.
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14 Oct Unsealed report on Brian Flores reveals racial stereotypes against coach, his lawyers say
New York Post
14 Oct ‘Chip on his shoulder’: Brian Flores lawyers condemn racial stereotypes in NFL coaching report
The Guardian
14 Oct Recently unsealed report on coach Brian Flores contains 'racial stereotypes,' according to lawyers
Toronto Star
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