Yodit Tewolde opens up “Making the Case” discussing the story of Carlton Haselrig, who was denied compensation stemming from a $1 billion settlement between the NFL and the Players Association over football injuries and health problems he developed while in the League.
He was disqualified from a settlement because of the evaluation practice known as “race norming,” which, according to NBC, is “a practice based on the assumption that Black people vary in predictable ways from an alleged biological/cultural norm that is white.”
Haselrig died last year from liver disease. His wife Michelle Haselrig and attorney David Langfitt, join “Making the Case” to talk about Carlton’s injuries as a football player.
All this and more on “Making the Case.”
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