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Commissioners from the biggest leagues in sports have united to spread a new campaign called “#TimeOut Against Hate.” The first-of-its-kind campaign, launched by New England Patriots CEO Robert Kraft’s Foundation to Combat Antisemitism, is reinterpreting the “timeout” gesture in professional sports to symbolize a fight against intolerance.
And I think we all share a responsibility to use that platform to bring people together and to help people to understand the humanity that connects us all,” she said. Silver added that it was startling to hear multiple speakers in the meeting address the increased amount of hate many communities are facing.
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