We haven’t written a whole lot about French soccer/football since the national team was embarrassing itself at the World Cup last year…and unfortunately for France, it looks like the embarrassment might not be over yet.

Yesterday, we told you about how Todd McShay thinks we live in a post-racial era as far as quarterbacks are concerned. Mike Wilbon sees things differently.

ESPN draft expert Todd McShay asserted this morning that race doesn’t factor into an NFL teams’ draft-day decision. Here’s why he’s wrong.

The police report from ESPN senior writer Howard Bryant’s arrest on domestic assault charges was released today on MassLive. It probably won’t tell you a whole lot more than what you already know.

In a segment from last night’s Daily Show, Jon Stewart discussed the “racist” 2012 Olympics logo and the fact that it looks like a “one night stand between a rhombus and a parallelogram.”

Iran has objected to the 2012 Olympics logo, claiming that it’s racist because it spells out the word “Zion” (it doesn’t).

Buzz Bissinger makes the argument that the NBA is losing white fans because it has no white superstars. Why that’s not such a bad thing.

A study from the University of Central Florida shows that when it comes to graduating student-athletes – especially African-Americans – some top college football programs have plenty of work to do.

Surprise! People of different racial backgrounds have differing views about sports, the opportunities it provides for minorities, and the media’s portrayal of black and white athletes.

Russell Means says he used to feel “rage” when he saw stereotypical depictions of his American Indian people in popular culture (like Florida State’s mascot). But to hear him talk about it now…he still sounds angry.