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- Jan9
Thumbs up for Oregon’s Rooney Rule; it’s 10 years old and it’s worked: Issues & Answers
News and commentary about Division I college football with an emphasis on the state of Oregon. By Ken Goe | The Oregonian/OregonLive I like Oregon’s Rooney Rule for two reasons: — It works. The rule, passed by the Oregon legislature in... Read More - Jan9
Oregon law on hiring minority college coaches works, so why isn’t it used elsewhere?
BY ADAM RITTENBERG Minutes before Oregon passed House Bill 3118 in June 2009, state Sen. Mark Hass explained the proposal. Hass outlined how the Rooney Rule, pioneered by the NFL to increase opportunities for minority coaches, could benefit Oregon’s state... Read More - Dec12
Multnomah County Adopts The Gladys McCoy Standard
In November of 2018 Multnomah County in Portland Oregon, became the third government agency to adopt a policy modeled after the National Football Leagues “Rooney Rule” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rooney_Rule Multnomah County joined the city of Portland https://www.thenohatezone.com/the-charles-jordan-standard/and The State of Oregon https://www.thenohatezone.com/rooney-rule/ in adopting... Read More
