Never understood how pulling a $100 million financial windfall for the people of Atlanta (55% Black) and giving it to Denver (10% Black) could be considered "woke."

Unless "woke"means stupid.

Hope the plaintiff wins.

Thank you my friend Lt Col Charlie Brown for posting the Salem Radio News Daybreak Insider [that I also receive via email each weekday] extract focused on the news that Job Creators Network [small business advocacy organization] filed a lawsuit Tuesday against Major League Baseball, MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred, the Major League Baseball Players Association and executive director Tony Clark."
"The lawsuit was filed in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York by the Job Creators Network.
The suit demands the Major League Baseball All-Star Game return to Atlanta immediately or the "defendants pay $100 million in damages to local and state small businesses."

I certainly hope this lawsuit will be decided in favor of the plaintiff/petitioner's position [Job Creators Network]

‘They Did Come Together To Punish Georgia,' Job Creators Network Sues MLB Over All-Star Game
Alfredo Ortiz, the CEO and president of the Job Creators Network, spoke with Samantha Renck about his lawsuit against Major League Baseball, the impact of moving the All-Star game on Atlanta businesses, and more.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-WXxlTPVw4

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