Luis Suarez

Luis Suarez, Uruguay

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Miami Heat, Big Three, LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, Chris Bosh, UConn, Shabazz Napier

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Luis Suarez, Uruguay

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Golden State Warriors, Kevin Love, Minnesota Timberwolves, David Lee, Harrison Barnes, Klay Thompson

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Nazis on the Loose? - Out-of-control fans earned the German soccer association a $31,200 fine after fans displayed a neo-Nazi flag during Germany’s Euro Cup match against Greece last Friday. (Photo: REUTERS/Stringer/Files)

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2014 FIFA World Cup

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N-Word Is Main Attraction at Mississippi Movie Theater - An appalling take on the success of the recently released film Men in Black 3, on May 29, a movie theater marquee in Natchez, Mississippi, was reordered on to incorrectly spell the N-word, as the country of Niger:  N---- 3D: Dark, Black Men.  It’s unclear if the movie theater knew when the sign was tampered with. Authorities in the city are treating it as an act of vandalism, according to reports. —Britt Middleton (Photo: Courtesy of Newsone.com)

Shocking Incidents That Show Racism Isn't Dead

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Amar'e Stoudemire Returns to the Knicks - After a one-week hiatus from the court to be with his family, New York Knicks forward Amar'e Stoudemire returned to practice with the team on Feb. 13. Stoudemire went to Florida after his older brother Hazel was killed in a car accident on Feb. 6. (Photo: Rob Carr/Getty Images)

Sports Rewind: Feb. 13

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England Tackles Rampant Racism on the Soccer Field

A star player is fined $4,000 fine for an offensive remark.
12/22/2011
High-Level Denial - In November 2011, FIFA President Sepp Blatter proclaimed there are no racial issues in international soccer. Blatter added insult to injury by adding that players who believe they have experienced racism should remember “this is a game.”(Photo: Harold Cunningham/Getty Images)

FIFA President Denies There Is On-Field Racism in International Soccer

Despite blatant incidents, he says it's just a game.
11/17/2011