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Autosave I () DvC @ - @- case 2 paper Saved to my Mac v Q Search (Cmd + Ctrl + U) & Home Insert Draw Design Layout References Mailings Review View () Comments fEditing v 4 v TimesNew.. v 12 v A" A" Aav A [T AaBbCcDdEe | AaBbccDdEe AgBbCi AaBbCcl 5 @ \\Qj HH f Normal No Spacing Heading 1 Heading 2 Styles Dictate Sensitivity Add-ins Editor Pane Pasteg B I Uvab x, X Avpv_v Introduction Many different elements of this situation created the need for the Bucks to create this rhetoric. Many different challenges, imperfections, and opportunities ultimately led the Bucks to develop this statement. Some of the elements include the ongoing racial injustices happening throughout the country, the public outcry and protests erupting throughout the country, the fact this was a local incident, and the lack of action against these injustices. The Bucks felt as if they needed to release this statement because of the ongoing police shootings and police brutality against African American communities. The Milwaukee Bucks, a professional sports team, wanted to use their powerful voice to stand up against the ongoing police brutality. The Bucks have a significant number of Black players as well as a large Black fan base. Therefore, they felt responsible for addressing this issue. On top of that, since protests were happening all around the country, the Bucks used their powerful influence to speak up. Additionally, the constant discussion on social media regarding the issue also allowed them and encouraged them to use their powerful platform to speak out against this injustice. Another major reason why the Bucks created this thetoric was because the shooting happened in their home state. The shooting occurred only 40 minutes outside of Milwaukee and had a significant impact on their fans. They felt the need to speak out against this, "While protests erupted in Wisconsin and around the nation, inside the bubble players felt frustrated that they could do nothing but play a game that felt like a distraction from the bigger issues our country faces" (NBC Sports). Overall, the urgency of the situation created the need for the Bucks to create this rhetoric. According to the Page 1of 4 1204 words O% English (United States) + 102% Focus MM Autosave I () Home Insert Draw Design Layout References Mailings Review View () Comments Editing v 28 '9 vOC @ - @ case 2 paper Saved to my Mac v Q Search (Cmd + Ctrl + U) %O v TimesNew.. v 12 v A" A" Aav A [T AaBbCcDdEe | AaBbccDdEe AgBbCi AaBbCcl 5 @ \\QJ HH f Normal No Spacing Heading 1 Heading 2 Styles Dictate Sensitivity Add-ins Editor Pane Pste | B I Uva x, X AvZvAv urgency of the situation created the need for the Bucks to create this rhetoric. According to the New York Times, the Bucks were not the only team that had considered releasing statements or even boycotting games. "Players from the Boston Celtics and Toronto Raptors were already deep into discussions about boycotting the teams' second-round series opener Thursday when the Bucks staged their boycott\" (N'Y Times). Lastly, the Bucks created this rhetoric because they saw this as an opportunity to use their influential position to encourage citizens to take against this injustice. On top of that, the organization saw this as an opportunity to show the world that this is more important than basketball. According to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, the Milwaukee Bucks center said, "This issue is where our No. 1 focus should be at the end of the day. Basketball is basketball, playoffs are playoffs, they're going to happen, what happens, happens, but the focus needs to be on this issue. Day-to-day, in the long run, in the scheme of things, that's where the focus should be" (MJS). This shows how the organization was aware that this issue goes beyond basketball. As representatives of Milwaukee and the state of Wisconsin, the organization felt as if they had to speak out against this injustice and demonstrate how, as professional athletes, they can use their platform to promote social change. The diffused and normative audiences are the most relevant audiences when it comes to spreading awareness about social justice issues. The normative audience, which includes local fans and community members, often shares the same interests and values as the team. In this case, the Bucks team and local community members shared a common goal of fighting against police brutality and racial inequality. By releasing a statement that resonated deeply with this audience, the team gathered support for their cause and inspired others in the community to join the fight. On the other hand, the diffused audience, which includes national and even global audiences, can potentially spread the message even further. By engaging with this audience, the Fifimmr coem i Page 20of 4 1204 words Ox English (United States) = - em Uz Focus ME] Autosave I () DvC @ - @- case 2 paper Saved to my Mac v Q Search (Cmd + Ctrl + U) & Home Insert Draw Design Layout References Mailings Review View () Comments fEditing v 4 v TimesNew.. v 12 v A" A" Aav A [T AaBbCcDdEe | AaBbccDdEe AgBbCi AaBbCcl 5 @ \\Qj HH f Normal No Spacing Heading 1 Heading 2 Styles Dictate Sensitivity Add-ins Editor Pane Pasteg B I Uvab x, X Avpv_v Bucks were able to start a conversation about racial justice on a larger scale. This resulted in many people across the sports world standing with the Bucks and supporting their fight for social justice. Other professional teams from different leagues even joined the Bucks in their cause. All in all, the diffused and normative audiences were the most relevant to this particular situation. While the normative audience helped the team to gather support within the local community, the diffused audience helped to raise awareness on a larger scale and inspired others to join the fight. By engaging with both audiences, the Bucks team strengthened their message and made a significant impact in the fight for social justice. The Bucks were able to utilize many assets when addressing this exigence. The biggest asset that the Bucks utilized was their powerful platform. As a professional organization in the NBA, the Bucks have a large and engaged fan base all over the world. They were able to leverage their powerful platform to get the attention of their large fan base and audience to promote the issue of racial injustice. On top of that, the local context of this situation was another asset for the Bugks,, This specific situation was personal to a lot of Bucks fans, which allowed the Bucks to create a message that deeply resonated with the local fan base and encouraged them to the Bugks, According to NBC Sports, many different sports leagues publicly supported the Bucks statement, including the WNBA, MLB, and MLS. Overall, the collective support from other influential professional athletes provided additional credibility to their statement and helped it gain more attention on a national level. Overall, the Bucks had little constraint when addressing this exigence, as most individuals supported the Bucks statement. The only constraints the Bucks faced were the few individuals who disagreed with the statement as well as the individuals who believed that - e T UZ70 Page 30f4 1204 words Ox English (United States) Focus MM Autosave I () DvC @ - @- case 2 paper Saved to my Mac v Q Search (Cmd + Ctrl + U) & Home Insert Draw Design Layout References Mailings Review View () Comments fEditing v 4 v TimesNew.. v 12 v A" A" Aav A [T AaBbCcDdEe | AaBbccDdEe AgBbCi AaBbCcl 5 @ \\Qj HH f Normal No Spacing Heading 1 Heading 2 Styles Dictate Sensitivity Add-ins Editor Pane Pasteg B I Uvab x, X Avpv_v athletes should not speak out about social issues. There is a pre-existing belief among some fans that athletes should not speak out about social issues because they think it's a distraction to their game, and, in some cases, they think athletes aren't educated enough to speak on these types of topics. This pre-existing belief could lead some fans to have a negative impression of the Bucks after this statement was released. Despite this, given the massive support they received from fans and other athletes, the Bucks successfully leveraged their platform to begin a larger conversation about the need for social justice in our society. This rhetorical artifact had a significant impact not only in the state of Wisconsin but also the country. According to CNN Sports, "Within hours, three WNBA, five Major League Soccer and three Major League Baseball games were called off as athletes acted in solidarity with the Bucks' players" (CNN SPORTS). This statement was immediately viral all across social media, encouraging many others to take a stand and speak out. Not only did this encourage other NBA organizations to speak out, but also other professional sports, including the 'WNBA and MLB. On top of this, former President Barack Obama tweeted about the statement, which brought a lot of aftention to the subject. Overall, the Bucks' decision to release this statement inspired other athletes and teams to speak out, which helped emphasize their message and ultimately push for real change. - e T UZ70 Page 4 of 4 1204 words [X English (United States) Focus MM