St. Louis Blues React to Antisemitic Protest at Recent Home Game
The St. Louis Blues professional ice hockey team has denounced an antisemitic protest that took place during their recent home game at the Enterprise Center.
During the match, fans displayed signs that the team deemed as "vile messages of hate." In a statement released by the Blues, they expressed their "deep concern and disappointment" over the incident.
Antisemitic Protest at St. Louis Blues Game
- The St. Louis Blues professional ice hockey team condemned an antisemitic protest at their recent home game
- Fans displayed signs considered "vile messages of hate" during the match at Enterprise Center
- The team released a statement expressing deep concern and disappointment over the incident
The Blues emphasized that such actions go against their values and the values of the sport, stating that "hate has no place in our community."
Blues Address Antisemitic Protest at Home Game
The St. Louis Blues professional ice hockey team has taken action following an incident that occurred during their recent home game at the Enterprise Center.
The Blues expressed their deep concern and disappointment over an antisemitic protest that took place during the match. Fans displayed signs that were deemed as "vile messages of hate."
In a statement released by the team, they emphasized that such actions go against their values and the values of the sport, asserting that "hate has no place in our community."
Antisemitic Protest at St. Louis Blues Game: Team Reacts
The St. Louis Blues professional ice hockey team has addressed an incident that took place during their recent home game at the Enterprise Center. The team expressed their deep concern and disappointment over an antisemitic protest that occurred during the match.
Fans displayed signs that were characterized as "vile messages of hate."
In a statement released by the team, they highlighted that such actions contradict their values and those of the sport, asserting that "hate has no place in our community."
<small>Source: ESPN — read the original story there.</small>