Soccer

MLS’ revamped diversity hiring policy: a substantive example of accountability

‘The opportunity that we have right now is to make up the difference between representation as it relates to our Black players’

How the Colombia football jersey became a symbol of protest

The nation’s Black citizens have taken to the streets to demand change

The last year has been what MLS player Jeremy Ebobisse expected post-George Floyd

After a year of anti-racism protests, the San Jose Earthquakes forward believes there’s still work to be done

Win or lose, Black European soccer players can’t escape racism

Bukayo Saka, Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho would have been heroes if the English had won but were attacked instead

‘Sincerely yours, Marcus Rashford’

Inside the Manchester United star’s fight to feed the UK’s children

Euro 2020: where globalization runs the pitch

One of the world’s biggest international soccer tournaments in the spotlight, the continent showcases stars from everywhere

Tiny Montserrat hopes to make its way to the Gold Cup

Emerald Isle’s national soccer team encapsulates a Caribbean tale of immigration, natural disaster and renewed hope

Mark Ingram’s love of the beautiful game runs deep

The Houston Texans running back recently invested in Major League Soccer’s D.C. United, a business move to set him and his family up after football

Something different, something more

MLS plans to recognize Juneteenth, the league’s relationship with the Black Players Coalition and a look at new jerseys