https://thehill.com/opinion/civil-rights...-necessary

"...Public confessions or corporate slogans are not likely to change actual minds. We can change minds on both sides by exploring different views of racism with the understanding that reasonable people may disagree over aspects of the problem. Indeed, for most of us, there may not be different sides, just different views of the causes or solutions. That is a much more difficult conversation to have than painting a slogan in an end zone or leading self-condemnations. Otherwise, from gridirons to classrooms to fashion runways, anti-racism campaigns will become just a cost of doing business."

Really surprised people aren't marching on Georgetown University to cancel Turley.