In September 2019, Major League Soccer reversed a decision to ban anti-fascist flags from being displayed at the stadiums of its clubs across the United States and Canada.
The move to go back on their position came in the aftermath of sustained protests from various supporters groups, as well as vocal input from high-profile sports stars, including ex NBA player Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.
Following discussions between the league, fans and clubs, MLS announced that a "working group" would be formed in order to review the Fan Code of Conduct.
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According to MLS President and Deputy Commissioner Mark Abbott, the aim of the group is to "ensure clarity and consistency" in the rules governing appropriate supporters' behaviour.