White Supremacists Didn't Show Up In Boston, But These Awesome Signs Did

Thousands of counterprotesters marched through the Boston Common on Saturday, expecting to greet white supremacists during a provocative “free speech” rally in Massachusetts just a week after a violent protest took place in Charlottesville, Virginia. 

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  ‘Free speech’ rally speakers, little heard, end event quickly

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  Thousands of Counter-Protesters March Against White Nationalism in Boston a Week After Charlottesville

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Kansas’ forward Dedric Lawson cleared of walking out on $88 bar tab

Dedric Lawson was accused of walking out on an $88 tab, according to a police report obtained by the Memphis Commercial-Appeal, but the general manager of the restaurant released a statement clearing the player of wrongdoing. Here’s what was alleged to have happened: Lawson was at a restaurant in Overton Square in Memphis at 1:30 a.m. when he was handed a bill for more than $88 by a waitress. Appearing on 92.9 FM, an ESPN radio station in Memphis, he said that he ordered two drinks worth a total of $10.50 and gave the waitress $12, but she wanted him to pay for drinks that were ordered by other people for other people.

DeShone Kizer agrees with Joe Thomas that he may not be ready yet

DeShone Kizer‘s a rookie, but he’s already learned that Joe Thomas knows a thing or two about football. Thomas did say the second-rounder was showing good progress, and Kizer was willing to latch onto that as well. “He’s been in the NFL since I’ve been in seventh grade, so whatever he says is probably pretty accurate,” Kizer said, via Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer.

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  Watch: Browns' Joe Thomas struggles to name all the quarterbacks he's blocked for

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  Joe Thomas attempts to name every Browns QB he's protected

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