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Minnesota Vikings defend male cheerleaders after fan backlash
The Minnesota Vikings have issued a response to fans who have threatened to boycott after the team announced that two male cheerleaders were been added to the squad this season. The drama unfolded after the NFL team announced that Blaize Shiek and Louie Conn, made the Viking's 35-person cheer roster earlier this month.
Alabama U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville is not a fan of what some are calling the next generation of NFL cheerleader. Earlier this ...
Some conservatives have chosen Blaize and Louie as examples of "woke"-ness gone too far and lumped them in with their vitriol ...
There is no shame in finishing second to the winning machine that is Scottie Scheffler, but after conceding a four-shot lead ...
Male cheerleaders are becoming a common feature within NFL teams with 12 franchises using men as part of the group.
Antonio Brown ignited controversy by sharing an offensive meme depicting Michelle Obama as a Minnesota Vikings cheerleader ...
Blaize Shiek and Louie Conn have faced homophobic attacks online, with former NFL player Antonio Brown using a slur against ...
The right has locked on to their latest culture war as they're currently up in arms over the presence of a male cheerleader on the Minnesota Vikings cheer ...
Antonio Brown ignited controversy by targeting a Minnesota Vikings cheerleader amidst mixed reactions to the team's inclusion ...
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