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Cam Newton Claims He's Not in the NFL Due to His Hairstyle

By Krystal Clarity
May 06, 2023
1 min read
Cam Newton Claims He's Not in the NFL Due to His Hairstyle

So I read an article that caught my eye called “Cam Newton Claims He’s Not in the NFL Due to His Hairstyle.” Basically, Cam Newton is a former MVP and quarterback in the NFL who’s been a free agent for a while now, but he claims it’s not because of his skills or lack thereof. According to him, he’s being discriminated against because of his flashy and unique hairstyles.

Now I don’t know how much truth there is to that, but it’s definitely an interesting angle to explore. I mean, we’ve heard of other athletes being judged based on their tattoos or political beliefs, so why not their hair? Personally, I think Cam should be able to express himself however he wants, and as long as his performance on the field speaks for itself, who cares about his hair?

The article talks about some of the backlash Cam’s received in the past for his hairstyles, and how he’s had to defend himself against accusations of being a “distraction.” It’s kind of ridiculous, if you think about it, since plenty of other players have wild hairdos or beards or whatever. But I guess it’s yet another example of how society loves to police men’s appearances and try to fit them into narrow little boxes of what’s “acceptable.”

In any case, I think it’s important to talk about issues like this, because they shine a light on some of the bigger problems in society. Even something as seemingly trivial as a hairstyle can be a powerful symbol of self-expression and individuality, and we shouldn’t let anyone try to take that away from us. So kudos to Cam for speaking out about this, and let’s hope that things change for the better in the future.


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Krystal Clarity

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