Thanks for your time. explain why this term is offensive. thank you for the question. i m one of the sponsors. i want to clarify there are six sponsors on the bill. repres representative rosario, gonzalez, santiago and myself all find the term offensive. it s a term that we believe is unnecessary because the spanish language which is 1,500 plus years old already identifies male, female and neutrality. we don t believe it s necessary. if you don t like the word latino and latina, you can use the word latin which is the proper term. here s what the act or john
From the pga tour and dp world tour, which would rule them out of any involvement in the ryder cup. in american football, the washington dc based team have announced they will now be known as the commanders. the franchise retired its former name, the redskins, injuly 2020. the name and logo which was introduced back in 1933 has long been criticised for its racist connotations, with sponsors and fans pushing for a change. pressure has also come from the native american communicty who have found the use of the term offensive. pressure has also come from the native american community who have found the use of the term offensive. plenty more to come in sports day at half past six.
All of the top 100 players have been approached by saudia arabia to take part in a proposed formula one style competition. earlier, britain s lee westwood revealed that he s signed a non disclosure agreement regarding his possible participation in the breakaway circuit. last year he said it would be a no brainer for him to sign a multi million pound contract at this stage of his career, but players joining the sgl have been warned they face a lifetime ban from the pga tour and dp world tour, which would rule them out of any involvement in the ryder cup. in american football, the washington dc based team have announced they will now be known as the commanders. the franchise retired its former name, the redskins, injuly 2020. the name and logo which was introduced back in 1933 has long been criticised for its racist connotations, with sponsors and fans pushing for a change. pressure has also come from the native american communicty who have found the use of the term offensive. that s all the sport for now. we ll have more for you on the bbc news channel later on.
Other than what they are. that s why he s sending dancers in this and back to the olympic olympics. let not your mind be fooled. a jesse: es, and part of the term offensive, they are having north korean athletes trained with south korean athletes and i think the dear leader spent about 35 million on this ski resort. all part of the propaganda. juan: absolutely. the key political point is you will have 22 north korean athletes marching with the south korean delegation into the olympics and this is a real show of unity. you have moon jae-in, the president of south korea, agreeing to this kind of detente that s not necessarily in the interest of the united states as we try to put pressure on north korea. the sanctions, as kimberly said, all of that starts to fall and be uncertain. i think part of it is to have americans come in. they have had vice come in,
Same way as a guy yelling at the tv in the bar, and this connects with the american people. what doesn t connect with the american people or the republican electorate at the moment is jeb bush s kind of nerdy approach to policy which is something that is admirable on his part but is not the sort of thing that gets you the kind of excitement and the kind of crowds for your various long-winded addresses as trump currently does. on that approach to policy, you know, he basically used the term anchor babies in a conversation with bill bennett. a lot of people find that term offensive. i myself am one of them. also because it s like it s a fictional phenomenon in a certain way. there were 8,500, basically, foreign nationals who had what you could term anchor babies in, like, the last year or whatever, 2013. and that is let s be