A new lawsuit against WWE shows the company has a culture problem and this problem isn’t new
Author: Kristoffer Ealy
I teach Intro to Political Science, Intro to American Government, Criminal Justice, and Public Administration. I love being an educator and I love lecturing on the First Amendment and the US system of checks and balances. Outside of teaching, I am heavily involved in political campaigns and am a freelance writer. I am also a community activist. I am a liberal progressive. I love participating in comunity activities.
Opinion: What AEW could learn from ADKAR
Needless to say, AEW has a few problems.
Toxic Positivity in Wrestling
Wrestlers often appear in media and sing the praises of the wrestling company that they work for… then seemingly out of nowhere the wrestler quits the company or asks for their release.
We’re in this together, right?
Vince McMahon allegedly engaging in sexual relationships with a former paralegal and other women under his employ in his company — allegations that include sexual coercion and sexual harassment — has Dr. Kristoffer Ealy thinking about the way mainstream media covers wrestling.
Power dynamics in wrestling are shifting
This is only the beginning of such power plays by wrestlers





