Claudio E. Cabrera
Editorial Director, Audience at The Athletic
VP, Newsroom Strategy and Audience at The Athletic. Former Deputy Audience Director, News SEO at The New York Times. 11 years in SEO/Audience. 🇩🇴 Dominicano
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The stereotype of the "angry Black man" or "angry Black woman" is very real. On a daily basis, it follows us into boardrooms, classrooms and corporate offices. So when Draymond Green defended himself after his latest technical foul by saying he's tired of the "agenda to try to keep making me look like an angry Black man," it really bothered me. Not because the stereotype doesn't exist, but because he missed the point.
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As a Spurs fan since 94 (Olajuwon torching Robinson days :(, I’ve only known Bob Hill as a coach for a few years until the keys were handed over to Pop. End of an era. Sad day, but glad he is walking away. The greatest of his generation and likely all-time.
ESPN story on Gregg Popovich stepping away from his legendary, 29-year run as San Antonio Spurs head coach to become the full-time president of basketball: https://t.co/DM6CVKk1iO
Shoutout to our amazing social media team members, Bre and Kendyl, who have been on-site all week for the Super Bowl and captured this amazing video!
Connections: Sports Edition is officially live today for the big game 🏈 And to celebrate, Bijan Robinson and Tyler Allgeier gave it a shot. Test your knowledge with our new daily game for sports fans. Play here: https://t.co/cOrHHJvPUQ https://t.co/xNvkmLZH8l
Estoy muy feliz de anunciar el lanzamiento de “Sports Connections,” el primer juego de “The Athletic.” Y no hay mejor dia para lanzar que hoy, el dia del Super Bowl. Puede darle un clic aqui para jugar el “Sunday Puzzle.” https://t.co/s8g45ocoQu
