Eagles-COWBOYS game is characterized by a black national activist

Laurin Talese was used to sing “Raise every voice and singing” Thursday night before the first match of the American Football Association season between Philadelphia Eagles And Dallas Copules.

Since the summer of the turmoil due to the death of George Floyd, the American Football Association allowed the teams to have the performance of the artists singing the song, known as the Black National Anthem. The song appeared in the face of opening the season as well as Super Bowls before the match.

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NBC also showed anyone Messages in the end area In the financial field of Lincoln. Reading the message, “It takes each of us.”

The song was played again before the start of the American Football Association season, fiery reactions on social media.

The star of the Eagles Galen Carter was expelled on the spit on Dac Breskot from the cow’s shepherds before the first season of the American Football Association season

NAACP started promoting “Raise every sound and singing” As the black national anthem in 1917, it is still the source of terror among the fans.

Talese received an existing applause from those on the field at the time.

I told Eagles site This was her first time in the Lincoln Financial field, but she became a great admirer over the years.

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She said, “I feel very enthusiastic and honor.” “I am really excited to see what he will feel … I love to feel the pulse of the city, but I never went to a game. So, this is my entrance. This is my conquest in real eagles, and I am able to really be part of it, like what is the best way of madness, in reality.”

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