EA doesn't care for people who aren't investors. Removing Kaepernick's name from tunes in Madden two years in a row reveals it. Businesses do not want you to defend themlet their attorneys do this work. I'm all for calling a spade a spade and being happy when I am surprised by Madden 21 coins something like this. But we should not praise a business for attaining the absolute bare minimum. It seems like throwing a party for when your friend says"Hey guys I am not racist" after he said the N word a year ago. You aren't trendy and ethical for thanking companies for not spitting on you. We ought to praise companies who show patterns of pleasure. Feel free to disagree, but don't behave like this specific case is this incredibly complicated morally-grey situation. I mean I thought there were fairly strict regulations on whose names and likeliness can be utilized in Madden. Just like Belicheck and Payton aren't in Madden since they are not a part of the NFLCA and that's who EA includes a contract with. They may have to pay Kap if his name is used and therefore are likely avoiding that. That and Kap is not exactly welcome from the NFL world (not talking about fans) anymore.

They both backpeddled and apologized if they have been called out. They do not have rights to Kap's likeness from the game but they can cite him in the song (just as they have with plenty of other public figures in different tunes ). The fact that they did so two years in a row suggests it wasn't an innocent oversight however a genuine decision to collaborate with a essentially racist act of collusion within the NFL. I'm not defending a company. I'm not saying EA is some bastion of justice. Most people in general (not just reddit) can't see beyond black and white. That's why negativity floats to the top in most social media. That is why negativity floats to cheap Madden nfl 21 coins the top in most social media. This is a major factor. Youtube for one has done studies, because it's a massive portion of their company and they would like to know it. There's been testimony to congress about it that I've watched but can not find at this time. What they want is engagement and the more negatively styled something is the more folks will click it when it comes up in your own recommendations.