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Wasn't my best idea 🔥
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Tha boys walking home from a long shift at Harvey Beef. #ThanksTwiggy
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Good clip to show people seeing as its a hot topic at the moment. #Europaclips https://www.tgoop.com/Europa_The_Last_Battle/3
Diversity was hardly on display during the final day of the 2023 NHL Draft on Thursday.
Two (clutching at straws) Indigenous and two Black players were among those selected in rounds 2-7. Pick 59 ,115,129 and 212 out of 224 picks😆 With these diverse players being so low ranked there is a good chance they may not even see the ice in the big show.
220 white elite Europeans selected in the draft 💪🏻 They hate this sport being so white and I love that.
Two (clutching at straws) Indigenous and two Black players were among those selected in rounds 2-7. Pick 59 ,115,129 and 212 out of 224 picks😆 With these diverse players being so low ranked there is a good chance they may not even see the ice in the big show.
220 white elite Europeans selected in the draft 💪🏻 They hate this sport being so white and I love that.
Tennessee State University will form a men's club hockey team and become the first historically Black college and university (HBCU) in the United States to offer the sport.
University officials made the announcement Wednesday afternoon at Bridgestone Arena along with officials from the NHL, NHL Players' Association, Nashville Predators and College Hockey Inc., all partners in the endeavor.
"Bringing ice hockey to Tennessee State University is part of our continued commitment to provide our students with new opportunities and to broaden new interests in areas where they had limited or no access," TSU president Glenda Glover said. "We appreciate our ongoing partnership with the Nashville Predators, which has played a pivotal role in our decision to pursue this historic undertaking.
University officials made the announcement Wednesday afternoon at Bridgestone Arena along with officials from the NHL, NHL Players' Association, Nashville Predators and College Hockey Inc., all partners in the endeavor.
"Bringing ice hockey to Tennessee State University is part of our continued commitment to provide our students with new opportunities and to broaden new interests in areas where they had limited or no access," TSU president Glenda Glover said. "We appreciate our ongoing partnership with the Nashville Predators, which has played a pivotal role in our decision to pursue this historic undertaking.