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"Celebrating the Black Athlete Activist"

Monday, February 22 - 3pm ET (2pm CT)

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Professor Stephanie A. Tryce, J.D. will explore the history of Black athlete activism to demonstrate that sport was never a space free from the socio-political challenges of the broader society in which it exists. Instead, sport has proven to be an arena for social resistance. Professor Tryce will also examine the recent motivations of Black athlete activism, the role of patriotism in the backlash, the quagmire it has created for corporate sponsors, and the hope for social justice.


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About the Speaker

Stephanie A. Tryce, J.D., Assistant Professor of Sports Marketing, Saint Joseph's University

Stephanie A. Tryce, J.D. earned a law degree from Temple University School of Law and is a licensed attorney in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. She earned a Master of Science in Sport Management from the Isenberg School of Business at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, and a Certificate in Diversity and Inclusion from Cornell University.

Professor Tryce’s research interests are at the intersection of sport, law, and marketing, with a focus on social justice.

Professor Tryce created the Sport for Social Change and Social Justice Speaker Series, which amplifies the voices of those who use sports as a platform for positive social change.

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