CONGRATS, AMERICA! Donald Trump Ended Racism

In a major win for common sense, the NFL will remove its performative “End Racism” slogan from the Super Bowl LIX end zones. That’s right—just two weeks into Donald Trump’s comeback, and the league is already scrapping one of the most divisive symbols of woke theater in sports. If that’s not a mic drop moment for Trump’s America First agenda, I don’t know what is.

NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy announced the change, revealing that the end zones will now feature more generic messages like “Choose Love” and “It Takes All of Us.” And sure, love is great. But let’s be real: this shift isn’t about warm fuzzies or recent tragedies like the LA wildfires or the D.C. plane crash. No, this is about the NFL reading the room and finally realizing that most Americans have had enough of being lectured every time they turn on the game.

The “End Racism” slogan was slapped onto NFL fields in 2020, a PR stunt born out of the George Floyd riots—remember those? Cities burned, businesses looted, and millions of Americans watched their communities go up in flames. But hey, at least the NFL painted something on the turf, right?

Now, fast forward to the golden era of 2025, and the country is in a much different place. President Trump is back, the American comeback is in full swing, and DEI initiatives are being shut down faster than Bud Light sales after Dylan Mulvaney. Hundreds of companies have quietly closed their DEI offices in recent weeks, and the NFL knows it’s standing on thin ice. They can claim this move isn’t related, but let’s not kid ourselves. The slogan’s removal has everything to do with the cultural reset Donald Trump just unleashed.

Meanwhile, Roger Goodell is still clinging to DEI like it’s his personal safety blanket, declaring that the NFL will “continue those efforts” because they supposedly “make the NFL better.” Sure, Roger. That’s why your ratings tanked when you let politics hijack the sport. But go off, I guess.

Let’s not overlook the fact that President Trump plans to attend this year’s Super Bowl—the first time a sitting commander-in-chief has done so. If that’s not poetic, I don’t know what is. The man who really fights for the working class, the police, and the forgotten Americans will be front and center, while the NFL quietly backs away from its virtue-signaling.

So, congratulations, America. In just two short weeks, Donald Trump didn’t just bring back winning—he ended the fake, corporate version of “fighting racism.” The NFL got the memo, and soon enough, the rest of the country will too.