About this episode
This episode discusses how professional sports leagues fail to hold players accountable for domestic violence and prioritize profit over real consequences.
Professional leagues like the NBA and NFL publicly condemn domestic violence but their actions often tell a different story. In this video, I break down how leagues repeatedly fail to hold players accountable, how talent protects bad behavior, and how organizations prioritize profit, image, and winning over real consequences. This isn’t about outrage it’s about understanding the systems that allow harm to be minimized and repeated. We look at how silence becomes policy, how “second chances”...
People in this episode
Host: Mariah Rose
Topics covered
- domestic violence
- accountability
- professional sports
- organizational behavior
- systemic issues
Keywords
- domestic violence
- NBA
- NFL
- accountability
- sports ethics
- systemic issues
- player behavior
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: NBA, NFL
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