The U.S. Soccer Federation’s Athletes’ Council voted to remove member Seth Jahn on Sunday, alleging the former captain of the U.S. Soccer 7-a-side Paralympic team made racially insensitive comments that demanded his immediate removal.
What is the background?
On Saturday, the U.S. Soccer Federation’s National Council voted to formally repeal its policy that required athletes to stand during the playing of the national anthem.
ESPN reported:
The vote to repeal Policy 604-1, which took place at the USSF’s annual general meeting on Saturday, received 71.34% of the weighted vote. The policy had already been repealed by the USSF board of directors last June, but it still required a vote from the National Council, which comprises hundreds of voters from across the country representing stakeholders from the youth, adult amateur and professional constituencies, as well as the athletes’ council.
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