The game we’ve fallen in love with and watch religiously is, once again, teaching us it’s bigger than the 90 minutes on the field.
It’s proven that during a pandemic, the game – through its clubs – has contributed to its communities across the country. A suspended season didn’t translate into suspended work. It sparked efforts from players, front offices and fans alike.
And in the wake of the unconscionable murder of George Floyd, the game – through its players – has become a catalyst for voices to be amplified and messages to be heard.
Black Players for Change has worked closely with Major League Soccer to implement a handful of initiatives during the MLS Is Back Tournament.