NAACP POMONA VALLEY BRANCH · VIRTUAL PANEL
Out of Bounds
Voting Rights, Athletics & Community
Out of Bounds asks who gets to play, who gets to vote, and who gets counted. SportsCrit™ reads that question through nine tenets — so the conversation does not end when the Zoom does.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2026 · 6–7 PM PT
Watch first: What Is SportsCrit™? And Who Is Dr. G?
NAACP POMONA VALLEY BRANCH PRESENTS
The Panel
We Listen to Learn to Lead.
Monday, November 9, 2026 · 6:00–7:00 PM PT
Virtual Panel Discussion
Panelists
Dr. Gyasmine George-Williams (Dr. G) — Cal Poly Pomona | SportsCrit™
Eddie “Eternal” Talbert Jr. — FOX Sports Radio AM1350
Rev. Dr. Richard Rose — Ecumenical Center for Black Church Studies
Moderator
Tony Ferguson — Society House | NAACP PVB
KEEP THE CONVERSATION GOING
Take the Play Home
Feel free to read, share, and teach with attribution.
FROM THE CLASSROOM
These resources are not just handouts. Dr. G teaches them as a module in KIN 4450: Social and Historical Perspectives in Sport course at Cal Poly Pomona, where students read the Out of Bounds campaign and the Protect College Sports Act through the nine SportsCrit™ tenets — tracing who plays, who profits, who votes, and who decides. This is SportsCrit™ in practice: from the classroom to the community.
CAMPAIGN SOURCE
naacp.org/campaigns/out-bounds →
SportsCrit™ analysis by Dr. Gyasmine George-Williams. Not an NAACP endorsement.
01 · Free Download
Out of Bounds × the Nine SportsCrit™ Tenets — the campaign read through the framework, one page.
02 · Get the Book
SportsCrit™: Teaching the Tough Plays — the full framework, case by case. $25 paperback, direct from Dr. G.
Also on Amazon · Free lessons on Substack
03 · Book Dr. G
Keynotes, workshops, and community conversations like this one.
RESOURCE 02 · LEGISLATIVE POWER AUDIT · KIN 4450 TEACHING MODULE
Who Does It Really Protect?
A SportsCrit™ explainer on S. 4668, the Protect College Sports Act of 2026 — what the bill does, what the NAACP opposes, and who holds the power if it passes.
The NAACP opposes the bill's antitrust protections, federal preemption, expanded media bargaining authority, and limits on institutional liability — and argues that schools in states restricting Black voting power should not receive new federal benefits.
SOURCES
NAACP Opposes the Protect College Sports Act →
Read the Bill: S. 4668 (govinfo.gov) →
AFL-CIO Sports Council Opposition →
SportsCrit™ analysis by Dr. Gyasmine George-Williams. Not an NAACP endorsement. Bill provisions summarized as introduced; check Congress.gov for current status.
