Aaron Rodgers Didn’t Break Any Rules. He Broke the Illusion That Locker Rooms Are Apolitical.
When Aaron Rodgers used a sports show to go after Anthony Fauci and ESPN, the Steelers’ response said more than his rant did — and it’s a preview of how every pro league will handle athlete speech from here on out.
The Masculinity Debate Isn’t About Vibes. It’s About Work.
The Atlantic says the “manly man” is back in Democratic politics. The Federalist says that’s backwards. Both are arguing about a version of masculinity that never included the men I grew up around.