America First Credit Union responds to Utah Royals jersey controversy

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Multiple NWSL teams' supporter groups are upset about the front jersey sponsor of the Utah Royals.

Supporters from the Chicago Red Stars and North Carolina Courage have made statements against Utah’s jerseys.

It’s become an issue that has the state’s governor rolling his eyes, fans split and the credit union explaining its history.“While we support all the Utah players and their fans, we can’t stand by without mentioning the front of jersey sponsor, America First Credit Union, of our opponent — the Utah Royals,” the statement reads. “The phrase ‘America First’ has a long history rooted in racism, fascism, and hateful ideology.

Chicago Local 134’s statement on the front shirt sponsor for our opponent on March 16, Utah Royals. We recommend you listen to Andre & Courtney’s full discussion of in the Diaspora United episode, Live, Laugh, Learn , beginning at 49:57.“Just when you think this website can’t get any more ridiculous ,” Cox wrote in a quote tweet.“America First Credit Union is dedicated to serving the financial needs of all individuals and communities within its field of membership.

In 1984, it became America First Credit Union. The company said “America” comes from its connection with the U.S. government and working with people who worked on military bases and depots in Utah. It also said “First” was"meant to reflect our continuing dedication to always putting the financial needs of our members at the forefront of our efforts.”

 

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