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Cardi B Says Men Should Spend More Money On Valentine apos;s Day Gifts

2022-12-24T02:20:23Z

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believes in a strict code of etiquette when it comes to Valentine's Day gifts. The 28-year-old rapper said she expects to be lavishly spoiled by her man Offset on the romantic holiday, adding that as a rule of thumb, mens' gifts 'have to be less expensive then the girls gift.' Taking to social media to continue to voice her opinions on what she sees fit for the holiday, she fired off a series of tweets before flaunting the beginning of her presents with a video of Chanel boxes. 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RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share 1.6k shares After she was met with backlash from her followers - mostly men - she continued to call things between she and Offset 'even,' as she listed off the monetary values of various possessions they had exchanged throughout the course of their relationship. 'Ok so due to my Vday tweet men came on my twitter roasting me sayin "but you bought your man a lambo," but remember...I got 550K ring on my left hand, 400k ring on my right, Thousands of dollars In Birkins, soo much jewelry, a lambo truck and rollsRoyce truck..so we even in gifts.' 'We even': She was quick to say that over the course of their relationship she had also gifted him many expensive things 'It's starting:' She took to Instagram on Friday to debut the start of her gifts as she said 'it's starting' while showing off two new Chanel boxes Sliding scale: The wealthy rapper tried to bring herself down to earth and draw comparisons between less expensive items Extravagance: The rapper couple are not shy about their enormous wealth as they frequently show off their pricey diamonds on Instagram Standing her ground when followers did not take to her statements warmly, after she reiterated, 'Gotta make sure a N***a spend more on money then I spend on him' she added: 'So if ya don't like the flowers & grass comparisons let me give ya one that make men happy. If you buy her thousand dollars Louboutin heels she should buy you a ps5 that's around 550$ .It's fair...now if you think your gift should cost more then ur girl gift you are just a b***h.' Some Twitter users were quick to call the statements 'toxic' and 'sexist,' while others got a kick out of her words. Others tried to say that the lavish gifts she was always receiving were reparations for all the cheating he did, though she admittedly splashed out $500K on a Lamborghini Aventador SVJ for his 29th birthday. Twirkin' for a Birkin: Cardi frequently takes to social media to show off her collection of coveted Birkin bags, most recently paying triple asking price for one Expensive taste: Last year Cardi received two Birkin bags as she unboxed them on Instagram surrounded by dozens of roses Keeping score: She maintained that she will always make sure he spends more money on her, though she did splash out a cool $500K for a Lamborghini Aventador SVJ on his 29th birthday When one user tried to say he had planned to give his girl something along the lines of 'chocolate, dinner, or flowers' she told him to only expect sexual services in return. 'That's cool. Everything is about your budget...so if you take your girl to dinner, flowers, and chocolate you shouldn't really get much back but some h**d and p***y.' On Friday she flashed two Chanel boxes that Offset had given her as an early present on Instagram as she said 'It's starting!' Last year for Valentine's Day she received two Birkin bags as she unboxed them on Instagram surrounded by dozens of roses. The Migos rapper seems to have no qualms about Cardi's lavish collection of luxury goods as he wrote in October, 'Stop letting people on the internet tell y'all who can get a Birkin at the store, and how many Birkin's you can get.' Currently the magnitude of this weekend's lavish gift giving has yet to be revealed. Mutual spoiling: The wealthy pair rival each other in the gift giving department, frequently splashing out millions of dollars on gifts - some for special occasions and others just because adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement

Prince George Was Too Hot In His Suit At Wimbledon

2022-12-24T02:19:59Z

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The Duke and 's son was every inch the perfect prince in his smart suit and tie yesterday at , but with temperatures hitting 28C it was no wonder the young royal found himself struggling. A video has surfaced of little George, eight, telling his father he was 'too hot' in his outfit. After hugging William, the young prince initially said he was feeling 'ok' but then complained about the temperature as he walked along with his parents. Fans on social media also expressed concern about the youngster being too warm, and Royal Editor Robert Jobson tweeted that while William and Kate were being respectful of the All England Club's formal dress code, nobody would have minded George wearing something less formal. Arriving at the final with his mother Kate Middleton, the young prince looked smart in his suit and tie. While Kate introduced her son to Wimbledon officials, he put out his hand to shake theirs and greeted them with a smile. Meeting All England Club chairman Ian Hewitt, Kate said: 'This is George'. She then told her son about Ian's work at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club. Kate said: 'Ian's in charge of everything here, George. Makes sure everything runs to plan.' RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share As the camera followed George into the building, he spotted his father William, who immediately held out his arms to hug his eldest son. Returning the hug, George had something to tell his father. When Wills asked his son if he is 'ok', George responded: 'yeah'. But seconds later as he walked further into the building with his parents, the eight-year-old said he was 'too hot' in his outfit. Footage shows William bending down to hug his son while Kate looks on - while the young prince quietly tells his father he is 'too hot' Prince George, 8, was pictured wiping his forehead while his father William checked in on him as temparatures soared to highs of 28 on Centre Court Despite being 'too hot' George appeared to have a great time watching the match with his father, which saw Djokovic come back from a set down to retain his Wimbledon title Kate then advised her son he needed to avoid sitting 'in the bright sunshine' and added they are 'often in the shade'. As the family made their way through to the court, they greeted servicemen and women before the match. George beamed and nodded along while speaking to a woman in uniform. Temperatures at Wimbledon soared on Sunday afternoon as Novak Djokovic faced off with Nick Kyrgios, before reigning champion Djokovic retained his title. While George was thrilled by the four-set match in which Djokovic triumphed following a loss in the first set, the king-in-waiting looked a little uncomfortable in the Royal Box. Sitting in his prime spot on Centre Court between Kate, who stunned in a £1,335 navy polka dot dress from Alessandra Rich, and William, who donned a stylish beige blazer, George patted his head and looked a little flustered. 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CrossFit Founder Lauren Jenai Put Her 2million Oregon Home Up As Collateral For Her Accused Murderer Husband s Bond And Has Spent 1million On His Legal Fees It Has Been Revealed

2022-12-24T02:19:33Z

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CrossFit founder Lauren Jenai put her $2million Oregon home up as collateral for her accused murderer husband's bond and has spent $1million on his legal fees, it has been revealed. Jenai, 49, married Franklin Tyrone Tucker, also 49, in June this year after putting up her $2million home as collateral for his bond. The pair knew each other as teenagers in Philadelphia but lost touch. She went on to build a fitness empire now estimated to be worth $4billion but sold her half during a messy divorce from her first husband for $20million. Tucker, who was homeless then in 2017, was charged with murder in connection with a robbery-gone-wrong in . He was jailed and didn't even have a lawyer until Jenai got in touch with him and offered to help. The pair had a fast virtual romance which resulted in her being banned from video-chatting him because she flashed her breasts so often. He was released from custody on bond in November last year and promptly moved into Jenai's $2million, five-bedroom Portland home where she lives with her five children. The pair got married at the property in June. 'I can go up to the sidewalk, but if I leave the radius without getting approval they'd take me back to jail. Not only would I go back to jail, but Lauren would lose the house. She used it as collateral for my $2 million bond,' he told Lauren Jenai, 49, marrying Franklin Tyrone Tucker, also 49, at her home in Portland, Oregon, this June, seven months after bailing him out of jail The couple live with Jenai's five kids from her first marriage. They are aged between 10 and 13 Jenai's family home in Portland, Oregon, [https://incitasecurity.com/mens-crossfit-joggers-for-workout/ https://incitasecurity.com/mens-crossfit-joggers-for-workout/] which she used as collateral for his bond Tucker said the neighbors were at first skeptical of him but have since warmed up. 'When I first came home in November, the whole neighborhood was skeptical of me.' 'We caused a little bit of a stir. One of our neighbors came up to our yard and said, 'I know who you are. I read about you in the paper.' It was just something about how he said it. 'It was the first time a stranger had approached me about any of this,' he said. In 2017, Tucker was arrested on suspicion of murdering a man in Florida in a treehouse in a robbery gone wrong Jenai and her first husband, Greg Glassman, parted ways in 2013 in a messy divorce. They grew CrossFit together but she sold her share of the company at the time for $20million. In June this year, Glassman sold the company for an undisclosed amount after it emerged he'd made racist and sexist comments. By then, Jenai and Tucker were on married. She first contacted him on Facebook after learning he'd been arrested. 'I quickly contacted Ty. He was shocked. He said, 'I knew one of my friends would come looking for me, but not in a million years did I think it would be you'.' She then offered to help when she learned he didn't have a lawyer after spending months in jail. RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share 'It felt like something shady was going on. And sure enough, the more I looked into the case, the shadier it got. 'The thing I couldn't get out of my head with Ty was, 'What if this happened to me? 'I thought, 'We grew up in the same neighborhood. It could happen to me. What if somebody framed me for murder and nobody was there to help.' I couldn't live with myself knowing that I had the potential to help and didn't.' In 2011, she got a tattoo in his honor. 'It's an eagle with roses, a shield and the words 'Liberty and Justice for All,' she explained. He wants to return the favor. 'I'm going to do the old-school thing and get Lauren's lips tattooed on my hip. I'd like to get a little bit of Lauren's blood and have it mixed with the ink, because when I said, 'till death do us part,' I meant it.' They started speaking via video chat but were barred because she kept flashing her breasts to him. Lauren says it's been 'wonderful' to have his help with the kids. 'It's been wonderful having Ty in the house. He and I are so similar. It's been really fun collaborating.' Jenai has spent more than $1million on legal fees for Tucker. 'There is so much at stake. It's so scary because whether you are innocent or not, that doesn't matter to them,' she said. He is convinced that he would be acquitted at trial, despite prosecutors claiming he actually confessed to the murder. A trial date has not yet been set. Jenai previously shared details of their romance with DailyMailTV while Tucker was still in jail Jenai got in touch with him while he was still in jail. She eventually put up her house as collateral for his bond. He is pictured being released in November last year The couple now homeschool Jenai's five kids at her home. She says they work as a team The case has now been dubbed the 'tree house murder' because of where it took place. The victim - Mathew Bonnett, 59, was stabbed to death in a shanty tree-house in the Florida Keys, allegedly by Tucker and two other men. Bonnett was killed on the evening of November 17, 2017, after he went to check on his neighbor Paula Belmonte who lived in a ramshackle tree house on Florida's Stock Island, immediately east of Key West. Jenai's first husband, Greg Glassman, who she built her fitness empire with Police allege that when Bonnet arrived on the scene, Tucker and co-defendant Rory Wilson were in the process of robbing Belmonte at knifepoint as they searched for crack cocaine. At the time, Tucker was dividing his time between living on a boat and spending time at a squat in a nearby warehouse. Wilson sliced Belmonte's neck, prosecutors say, and as the pair left they encountered Bonnet. Wilson claims Tucker attacked him with a knife. Bonnet died in hospital several hours later from five stab wounds. A knife with Wilson's fingerprints was later recovered, but no weapon linking Tucker to the crime has ever been found. Prosecutors are relying on Wilson's claim that it was Tucker who administered the fatal stabs. Wilson, 51, claims that when he asked Tucker why he had killed Bonnet, he simply replied 'Had to.' 'It upset him the way Mr. Tucker talked about the murder, that he had zero remorse or guilt,' Detective Matthew Pitcher told a judge, according to the Miami Herald. Tucker said he was so drunk at the time of the murder he hardly remembers anything, although prosecutors say he told another inmate that he had killed Bonnet. A third man, John Johnson, 41, is also charged in the case. He is said to have been the getaway driver for Wilson and Tucker. He also says Tucker was involved in the murder. <div class="art-ins mol-factbox news" data-version="2" id="mol-29d05050-2e63-11eb-b890-0356c82de66e" website founder at home for the holidays with accused murderer beau

Samantha Benson Didn t Fit The Mould Of A Typical Cancer Patient

2022-12-24T02:13:29Z

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Samantha Benson didn't fit the mould of a typical cancer patient. At 31, the marketing director from Carnes Hill in southwest Sydney was the 'the healthiest she had ever been', eating a vegetarian diet, hardly drinking and doing CrossFit on her lunch break four days a week. So when her left collarbone 'disappeared' under inches of swollen skin in June 2018, Samantha assumed she'd pulled her neck working out and saw a chiropractor to have it realigned. She didn't know it then, but the swelling was a large tumour - the first telltale sign that a rare form of cancer known as a 'silent killer' was spreading from her lymphatic system into her bloodstream. Scroll down for video Sydney marketing director Samantha Benson (pictured with partner Steve) was the 'healthiest she had ever been' in June 2018 before being diagnosed with a rare form of blood cancer What started as a slight swelling around her collarbone (left) quickly progressed to a massive lump (right) - among the first telltale signs of Hodgkin lymphoma After her chiropractor suspected something more sinister was at play, Samantha saw a GP who referred her for a series of blood tests, scans and ultrasounds on June 15. Those suspicions were justified 10 days later when she was diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma, an uncommon cancer that begins in the white blood cells of a lymph node, usually in the neck. 'If I had an answer about what could prevent cancer, I'd be avoiding it like the plague,' Samantha, now 33, told Daily Mail Australia. If I had an answer about what could prevent cancer, I'd be avoiding it like the plague. Lymphoma survivor Samantha Benson, 33She struggled to describe the emotions that washed over her as doctors gave her the devastating news. 'I went completely numb. [It felt like] nothing I ever did or would do mattered and I instantly stopped caring about everyone and everything. I wanted to disappear,' she said. 'I was a mess until I saw my mum cry, then I knew I needed to keep it together.' RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share 1k shares Samantha (right) was following a vegetarian diet, 'hardly drinking' alcohol and training CrossFit four days a week when she was diagnosed Samantha reveals her shaved head in an Instagram photo posted December 1, 2018, four months into chemo Samantha is one of just 600 Australians diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma each year. Hodgkin lymphoma can be difficult to diagnose because symptoms are easily confused with those of relatively harmless illnesses like viral infections, which often causes people to ignore early warning signs. There are no screening programmes for Hodgkin's and it cannot be diagnosed with a blood test, leading health organisations to call it a 'silent killer'. Excessive tiredness, fever, night sweats, unexplained weight loss, itchy rashes and painless lumps in the neck, armpits or groin should all be reported to a doctor if they persist longer than 10 days. It wasn't until well after her diagnosis that Samantha experienced two further symptoms - intense night sweats and an unexplained nose bleed. The chance of successful treatment and [https://incitasecurity.com/mens-crossfit-joggers-for-workout/ incitasecurity.com] long-term survival improves dramatically the sooner Hodgkin lymphoma is diagnosed, which means early intervention can make the difference between life and death. And in good news for patients like Samantha, it is one of the most 'treatable' cancers. Unlike others, it is curable even at stage four when tumours have spread to organs outside the lymphatic system. Her darkest days: Samantha undergoes chemo (left) and IVF egg retrieval (right) to give her the chance of becoming a mother after treatment <div class="art-ins mol-factbox femail" data-version="2" id="mol-2b60bad0-dc52-11ea-82c0-e1ac625fc57b" website as super-fit marketing director, 33, diagnosed with blood cancer

CrossFit Owner Is SELLING The Company Weeks After Stepping Down As CEO

2022-12-24T02:07:09Z

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CrossFit founder and former chief executive Greg Glassman has decided to sell the fitness company to Eric Roza, two weeks after stepping down amid widespread criticism for his reaction to the death of George Floyd. In leaked remarks earlier this month, Glassman told gym owners: 'We're not mourning for — I don't think me or any of my staff are.' He also sent a tweet that was widely criticized. He has also come under fire following allegations that Galssman created a and sexually harassed staff. Roza, a CrossFit athlete and founder of CrossFit Sanitas in Boulder, Colorado, will also become the company's CEO, he said in a tweet on Wednesday. In a public statement from Roza addressed to the CrossFit community, he said that he would be working hard to regain the trust of those who have became disillusioned with CrossFit. He also ackowledged the 'divisive statements' and 'allegations' surrounding the controversies with Glassman. Pictured: CrossFit founder and former CEO Greg Glassman, pictured wearing a shirt that reads 'unbuyable', has now announced that he will be selling the company as well following a number of controversies 'My view is simple: Racism and [https://incitasecurity.com/mens-crossfit-joggers-for-workout/ incitasecurity.com] sexism are abhorrent and will not be tolerated in CrossFit,' Roza wrote. 'We open our arms to everyone, and I will be working hard to rebuild bridges with those whose trust we have lost. 'I come to you with deep humility and the realization that we have hard work to do. I am committed to listening, I am committed to learning, and I am committed to leading positive change. 'Most of all, I am committed to CrossFit and to you, as a member of our community.' Roza is also on the broad of several companies, including mental health startup SonderMind and wealth-management firm Crestone Capital, according to his LinkedIn profile. RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share In a Tweet citing Glassman, CrossFit wrote: 'It is time for the founder to bid adieu. 'I started a company with some essential and elegant truths that nobody could, or maybe would, tell. It resulted in the fastest growing chain in world history. It did so well and became so popular that it has become a thing far larger than I could have hoped.' CrossFit did not immediately respond to Reuters request for comment. Reuters could not reach Glassman for a comment. The founder-CEO faced a lot of flak for his controversial tweet, which also resulted in Adidas AG-owned Reebok ending its 10-year-old partnership with CrossFit. Glassman had then apologized and announced his decision to step down. CrossFit CEO Greg Glassman, pictured, resigned after his controversial remarks on a Zoom call with gym owners about the death of George Floyd were leaked Eric Roza, pictured, will now take over as owner and CEO of CrossFit following the purchase from founder Greg Glassman In a statement from Eric Roza, who is buying the company from Greg Glassman, he said that he will be working hard to regain the trust of those who became disillusioned with CrossFit during Glassman's ownership Glassman came under fire for his leaked reaction to the death of George Floyd, a Black man who died at the hands of police officers in Minneapolis after a white police officer knelt on his neck for more than eight minutes on May 25 sparking nation-wide outrage. In leaked remarks earlier this month, Glassman told gym owners: 'We're not mourning for — I don't think me or any of my staff are.' 'Can you tell me why I should mourn for him? Other than that it's the white thing to do — other than that, give me another reason,' he asked a Minneapolis gym owner who had questioned why the brand hadn't posted a statement supporting . He also came under fire for a tweet he sent on June 6. Responding to a tweet from the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) in which it described racism and discrimination as a public health issue that needs an urgent response, Glassman retweeted the post with the words: 'It's FLOYD-19.' Glassman later stepped down as CEO of CrossFit, Inc, which he founded in 2000, adding: 'I have decided to retire.' In his resignation statement, Glassman said: 'On Saturday I created a rift in the CrossFit community and unintentionally hurt many of its members. 'Those who know me know that my sole issue is the chronic disease epidemic. I know that CrossFit is the solution to this epidemic and that CrossFit HQ and its staff serve as the stewards of CrossFit affiliates worldwide. 'I cannot let my behav, Glassman said of Floyd, 'I don't think that there's a general mourning for Floyd in any community.' CrossFit CEO Greg Glassman resigned after his controversial remarks on a Zoom call with gym owners about the death of George Floyd were leaked. He has now been accused of of helping to create a sexist workplace culture at the company Earlier this week, Glassman was also accused of helping to create a sexist workplace culture where men rated women on how much they wanted to have sex with them. A number of ex-employees told the former CEO would sexually harass staff. They said such was the culture at the company even the WiFi password was a sexist obscenity. His ex wife Lauren Jenai confirmed the culture former employees have described, adding: '100 percent. That happens every day, all day.' She said: 'He's the father of my kids. I care about Greg and about CrossFit but this should be addressed.' Glassman's ex wife Lauren Jenai, pictured, confirmed the culture former employees have described, adding: '100 percent. That happens every day, all day' 'They are nasty about women and they talk freely in front of them and it does make my skin crawl', Jenai added. 'I think it does need to be said that both Greg and I, and our friends, have raw senses of humor. There is a lot of that banter that I don't find offensive but the difference was, I was in a position of leadership so my job didn't depend on how I responded to those remarks. 'For me, the bigger problem than the language is the culture behind it. If you speak out, you're out. I've seen it firsthand, over and over and over.' Jenai announced in October last year she was set to tie the knot with her fiance, Franklin Tyrone Tucker, who is being held in prison ahead of his murder trial. A CrossFit spokesman confirmed Glassman denies all of the allegations against him. They suggested the claims were part of a wider push by people, including Jenai, to 'devalue the company and buy it for scraps'. But accusations leveled at Glassman include him taking pictures of female colleague's chests and pulling at their clothes. One worker says: 'There was a constant narrative about women. He was always descriptive in nature about it...bragging about sexual escapades.' Another said: 'The systematic way they chip away at your self-confidence, I had never experienced anything like that.' Reporting their claims was difficult, they say, as Glassman's sister Katie was the highest ranking female executive. In 2012 former employee Julie Kelly threatened to file a sexual harassment lawsuit. Glassman is said to have told former Navy Seal Andy Stumpf: 'I had to pay that w***e.' Stumpf added: 'I cannot count the number of times that derogatory and specifically sexual comments were made about female staff members directly in my presence.' Athlete Lindsey Johnson said she heard stories of 'straight-up bullying and sexual harassment of women'. adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement

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2022-12-24T02:01:20Z

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A gay rugby league player has said he's witnessed 'much gayer' things in locker rooms than the Manly Sea Eagles pride jersey. Seven first grade Manly players will boycott Thursday night's clash against the Roosters over claims the club's incorporation of the + rainbow into a one-off jersey, saying it goes against their religious beliefs. The boycott has caught the world's attention, with former rugby league player Keegan Hirst among those to weigh in on the issue. Hirst was the first British professional rugby league footballer player to come out as gay in 2015 and has since built a career around helping 'gay men build incredible bodies, a rock-solid mindset and unstoppable confidence'. The athlete took to Twitter on Wednesday and said he would be proud to wear the first pride jersey in NRL history - adding that scenes he had witnessed in league locker rooms were 'much gayer' than rainbow stripes. The divisive move has caught the world's attention with former rugby league player Keegan Hirst (pictured) one of the latest athletes to weigh in on the ongoing saga The athlete took to Twitter on Wednesday and said he would be proud to wear the the first pride jersey in the history of NRL and that mens locker rooms were 'much gayer' 'Hey @SeaEagles. I'd be honoured to wear your Pride shirt. As should all your players. Shame on the ones who aren't,' he tweeted. 'The ironic thing about the @SeaEagles Pride/player boycott saga is that I know what goes on in RL changing rooms. 'And a lot of it would be seen as being MUCH 'gayer' than a rainbow on a jersey.' Hirst went on tell his 23,000 followers that having a religious belief is a choice. 'If religious beliefs meant someone wouldn't play with black players, would we say 'it's their religion, it's ok.' No, we wouldn't,' he said. 'Discrimination is discrimination.' Hirst questioned how it would feel to be a gay child who wanted to play rugby league and to see they might not be accepted by their teammates. A rugby league player has said he's witnessed 'much gayer' things in men's locker rooms than the Manly Sea Eagles pride jersey (pictured) Keegan Hirst was the first British professional rugby league footballer player to come out as gay in 2015 and has since built his career around helping 'gay men build incredible bodies, a rock-solid mindset and unstoppable confidence' 'The sport isn't as inclusive as it likes to think it is. Symbolism matters. If it didn't, those players wouldn't care,' he said of the 'Manly seven'. He also believes it is hypocritical of players to refuse to wear a jersey with the gay rainbow design while playing for a club whose chief sponsor is a gambling company Pointsbet and whose home ground is named after the beer Four Pines. While the Bible contains condemnations of homosexuality, so too does it have passages condemning drinking and the pursuit of money. 'I'd be interested to hear what which religious and cultural beliefs stop you wearing a shirt with a rainbow on but not one that promotes gambling etc?' he wrote. The boycotting players were advised to steer clear of the game against the Roosters at Manly's home ground in Sydney's northern beaches. Josh Aloiai, Jason Saab, Christian Tuipulotu, Josh Schuster, Haumole Olakau'atu, Tolutau Koula and Toafofoa Sipley have been warned there are safety concerns following advice from NSW Police. Six of the seven players were of Pacific Island [https://incitasecurity.com/mens-crossfit-joggers-for-workout/ https://incitasecurity.com/mens-crossfit-joggers-for-workout/] heritage, while Jason Saab is of mixed indigenous and Nigerian background with a Lebanese stepfather. Hirst (pictured) pointed out the hypocrisy of the Manly Seven refusing to wear a jersey with an inclusive message but happily wearing brands that endorsed gambling or drinking alcohol Manly star Kieran Foran models the rainbow pride jersey which has seen seven of his teammates boycott Thursday's match versus the Roosters as it doesn't align with their cultural and religious beliefs Brisbane Broncos and Queensland Origin legend Sam Thaiday earlier on Thursday says he would have no problems with the jersey if he was still playing. '100 per cent, I would wear it loud and proud,' Thaiday told the Today show. 'This is a debate that's been going on all week. I literally have a sore in between my legs because I sit on the fence with this one in the sense that I have to be inclusive and respect the players who have decided not to wear the jersey. 'But well done to the 17 players who will run out tonight for Manly and wear that jersey. They're starting a conversation in rugby league. It's hopefully a step forward into the future and seeing what's going to happen going forward.' Speaking on Sky News Australia, Zali Steggall, the independent member for the Warringah federal electorate which takes in the Manly area, declared the stance of the boycotting players was generated more by 'macho masculinity' than Christian beliefs. 'I'd be interested to hear what which religious and cultural beliefs stop you wearing a shirt with a rainbow on but not one that promotes gambling etc?' former rugby league player Keegan Hirst tweeted on Wednesday 'I do feel personally that their position is fairly hypocritical, given they take a stance on inclusion yet have no issue with gambling or alcohol (signage) on their jerseys,' she said on Thursday. 'I feel this is not about religion, I think this is a sort of macho masculinity that needs to be addressed within rugby league.' RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share The issue could not have popped up at a worse time for Manly with the Sea Eagles and Roosters placed either side of the top-eight dividing line. Manly were already missing players ahead of the clash with the eighth-placed Roosters, who sit slightly higher on the ladder on for-and-against. Manly are the only club to wear a pride jersey this weekend, becoming the first team in the 114-year history of the competition to wear such a design. Manly wingers Jason Saab (left) and Christian Tuipulotu (right) are among the players who oppose wearing the jersey on religious grounds Coach Des Hasler (pictured) and Sea Eagles general manager of football John Bonasera contacted the seven players on Wednesday to tell them to stay home on Thursday based on the advice of NSW Police The historic jersey celebrates inclusivity, with the traditional white piping replaced by rainbow lines. The jersey sold out in the men's, women's and kids section on Manly's website just hours after the player boycott. It's understood Manly players were only shown the jersey design on Monday, despite it being in the works at the club for more than 12 months. Many have criticised the club for springing it on the players without any notice. Sea Eagles coach Des Hasler acknowledged the situation was a farce, and that the playing group should have been consulted prior to the club launching their historic rainbow jersey. 'They (seven players) are not wearing the jersey as it conflicts with their cultural and religious beliefs,' Hasler said. Manly prop Josh Aloiai is one of the seven Manly stars who will not be playing on Thursday night due to the pride jersey being worn 'And I am concerned for their (mental) welfare. Their spirituality is a central part of their well-being. The club has made an error from which it will learn.' Hasler went onto 'sincerely apologise' to community minority groups, the 15 other NRL clubs, the LGBTQ community as a whole and the Australian Rugby League Commission in what quickly descended into a fiasco. 'The execution of what was intended to be an extremely important initiative was poor. There was little consultation or collaboration between key stakeholders, both inside and outside the club,' he added. 'Sadly, this poor mismanagement has caused significant confusion, discomfort and pain for many people. 'We have even adversely affected our playing group, a wonderful group of people comprising of many different races and cultural backgrounds.' adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement

CrossFit Founder Greg Glassman apos;created A Sexist Workplace Culture apos;

2022-12-24T01:55:25Z

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CrossFit founder Greg Glassman has been accused of helping to create a sexist workplace culture where men rated women on how much they wanted to have sex with them. A number of ex employees told the former CEO would sexually harass staff. They said such was the culture at the company even the WiFi password was a sexist obscenity. Glassman, 63, resigned as CEO of the brand earlier this month after his controversial remarks on a Zoom call with gym owners about the death of were leaked. His ex wife Lauren Jenai confirmed the culture former employees have described, [https://incitasecurity.com/mens-crossfit-joggers-for-workout/ incitasecurity.com] adding: '100 percent. That happens every day, all day.' She said: 'He's the father of my kids. I care about Greg and about CrossFit but this should be addressed.' CrossFit CEO Greg Glassman resigned after his controversial remarks on a Zoom call with gym owners about the death of George Floyd were leaked. He has now been accused of of helping to create a sexist workplace culture at the company Glassman's ex wife Lauren Jenai, pictured, confirmed the culture former employees have described, adding: '100 percent. That happens every day, all day' 'They are nasty about women and they talk freely in front of them and it does make my skin crawl', Jenai added. 'I think it does need to be said that both Greg and I, and our friends, have raw senses of humor. There is a lot of that banter that I don't find offensive but the difference was, I was in a position of leadership so my job didn't depend on how I responded to those remarks. 'For me, the bigger problem than the language is the culture behind it. If you speak out, you're out. I've seen it firsthand, over and over and over.' Jenai announced in October last year she was set to tie the knot with her fiance, Franklin Tyrone Tucker, who is being held in prison ahead of his murder trial. A CrossFit spokesman confirmed Glassman denies all of the allegations against him. They suggested the claims were part of a wider push by people, including Jenai, to 'devalue the company and buy it for scraps'. RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share But accusations leveled at Glassman include him taking pictures of female colleague's chests and pulling at their clothes. One worker says: 'There was a constant narrative about women. He was always descriptive in nature about it...bragging about sexual escapades.' Another said: 'The systematic way they chip away at your self-confidence, I had never experienced anything like that.' Reporting their claims was difficult, they say, as Glassman's sister Katie was the highest ranking female executive. In 2012 former employee Julie Kelly threatened to file a sexual harassment lawsuit. Glassman is said to have told former Navy Seal Andy Stumpf: 'I had to pay that w***e.' Stumpf added: 'I cannot count the number of times that derogatory and specifically sexual comments were made about female staff members directly in my presence.' Athlete Lindsey Johnson said she heard stories of 'straight-up bullying and sexual harassment of women'. CrossFit executive Dave Castro, who will take over as the company's new CEO, has not commented on the new claims against Glassman. CrossFit executive Dave Castro, who will take over as the company's new CEO, has not commented on the new claims against Glassman Reporting their claims was difficult, they say, as Glassman's sister Katie, pictured, was the highest ranking female executive A number of ex employees told The New York Times the former CEO would sexually harass staff. They said such was the culture at the company even the WiFi password was a sexist obscenity. The company's Scotts Valley, California, HQ is pictured In leaked remarks earlier this month, Glassman told gym owners: 'We're not mourning for — I don't think me or any of my staff are.' 'Can you tell me why I should mourn for him? Other than that it's the white thing to do — other than that, give me another reason,' he asked a Minneapolis gym owner who had questioned why the brand hadn't posted a statement supporting . Glassman later stepped down as CEO of CrossFit, Inc, which he founded in 2000, adding: 'I have decided to retire.' In his resignation statement, Glassman said: 'On Saturday I created a rift in the CrossFit community and unintentionally hurt many of its members. 'Those who know me know that my sole issue is the chronic disease epidemic. I know that CrossFit is the solution to this epidemic and that CrossFit HQ and its staff serve as the stewards of CrossFit affiliates worldwide. I cannot let my behavio, Glassman said of Floyd, a black man who died in Minneapolis on May 25 after a white police officer knelt on his neck for more than eight minutes: 'I don't think that there's a general mourning for Floyd in any community.' The controversy arose on Saturday after the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) posted a tweet which described racism and discrimination as a public health issue that needs an urgent response. The research firm shared a statement from its director, Christopher Murray, who said that IHME commits to researching racial disparities in a range of areas including the differential impacts of . Glassman retweeted the post with the words: 'It's FLOYD-19.' adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement data-track-module="am-external-links^external-links"> Read more: DM.later('bundle', function() DM.has('external-source-links', 'externalLinkTracker'); );

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