The Seahawks are going silent on social media today in support of Blackout Tuesday, an act of solidarity with those who are fighting against the type of systemic racism that led to the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis last week. But as sociologist and civil rights activist Dr. Harry Edwards told the Seahawks when he met with players in 2016, gestures mean nothing without follow-through.
In that spirit, players in 2017 launched the Seahawks Players Equality & Justice For…
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