by Irvin Muchnick Perhaps stung by the criticism that ensued after the revelation that its $100,000 “independent investigation” of the August 1, 2018, Braeden Bradforth […]
PREVIOUSLY IN THIS SERIES “‘Newsletter of Intent,’ Covering College Sports Reform, Has New Article About Our Work and Public Records Act Litigation in Cal’s Ted Agu […]
Content has slowed here recently in anticipation of a redesigned website for Concussion Inc. But we’ll soon be ramping up again. ECW Press is about to […]
The register of actions at the website of the Alameda County Superior Court, where the California Public Records Act lawsuit Muchnick v. University of California Board […]
In the predawn hours of Feb. 7, 2014, a pre-med student named Ted Agu, a son of Nigerian immigrants and a walk-on player for the University […]
by Irvin Muchnick Over the weekend, Salon published my article pulling together some of the details on the University of California-Berkeley’s cover-up of the 2014 […]
The piece below was originally published at Salon on November 13, at https://www.salon.com/2021/11/13/footballs-unknown-epidemic-when-black-players-suddenly-the-cover-up-begins/. by Irvin Muchnick In the predawn hours of February 7, 2014, […]
by Irvin Muchnick On December 28, New York Times medical writer Gina Kolata did an article about how African-Americans are inadequately alerted to the basic […]
by Irvin Muchnick Sam Zeff of Kansas Public Radio, who did some of the very best reporting on the exertional heatstroke (EHS) death of Braeden […]