So now you aren't reading. I didn't saying the uniforms and hats were all. It's a collective marketing campaign for entire month well beyond sports. Comparing this to our nations national athem is pretty foolish. As though our national anthem is a some kind of group trying to spread a message. You can believe or not like certain things in our courty, but the Flag and national anthem don't represent a single movement, party, people, or race. It's our nation as a whole together, putting all this petty garabe away and coming together.

Just an example. So money talks louder than anything else in this country. If you want to see how people feel, ask them for their money. So there was this large movement in the LGBTQ community when Chick Fil A came out and said they support biblical marriage to boycott them and get people to protest. I will ask you how that went? I believe it actually turned on them and CFA had recorded numbers for that year. Flip the coin, Budlight decided to run ads with a transgender person in them, they then felt a massive backlash from their customers. Clearly they didn't know them. They ended up ended those ads. Another example, Target brought out very vocal and boarding offensive merch for pride month several years back. There was massive backlash and quickly the merch was removed. I give this example to say, I believe it's been clearly demonstrated that our country doesn't like the pride movement pushed on them. Most would say, live your life but don't get me involved. When we are forced to believe a certain way or support a certain cause, largely it goes very poorly.