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Since 1990, Black men have only accounted for about 13% of full-time head coaching positions, despite as much as 70% of the league’s players being Black. They have historically been better represented among the league’s interim coaches, The Post found. https://t.co/PEC4bHMP8p — PolitiTweet.org

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When things fall apart, NFL owners often turn to Black coaches to serve as interim leaders. But they face a tougher road to capitalize on interim auditions than their White peers, according to interviews and an analysis of coaching data by The Post. https://t.co/PEC4bHMP8p — PolitiTweet.org

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But a team in need of an interim coach is typically in disarray. Like the “glass cliff” theory, in which women and people of color are called to lead in times of crisis, some Black NFL veterans said it allows teams to get credit for hiring Black leaders when the stakes are low. https://t.co/shnmhcyNqN — PolitiTweet.org

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