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Golf Is Back. Time To Sign Up For FanDuel.

Maybe you're confined indoors, but the sun is shining, the birds are singing, and that means it's golf time.

Whether you plan your days around watching tournaments, or have always had an eyeroll reserved for the "sport," one thing's for sure: you're gonna wanna take a look at the FanDuel Sportsbook offers.

FanDuel Sportsbook is an online sports betting center that's easy-to-use for sports betting newbies, enthusiasts, and experts. You can play online or with the FanDuel app on your phone. They typically offer all sports, but right now, golf is the cream of the crop.

When you sign up, FanDuel Sportsbook needs your name and address, your card information, and your social security number. That way, they know you're over 21 years old, you're not one of the players, and they can keep your information secure to make sure you get paid.

With golf going live, FanDuel Sportsbook is letting you in on the action for the 2 on 2 matchups (Tiger Woods/Peyton Manning vs. Phil Mickelson/Tom Brady).

They've also got an amazing offer for first time betters: a 10-1 odds feature! That means if you bet $20, you can win up to $200!

It's easy-peasy to make deposits and cash out your winnings with FanDuel, all you have to do is link up your bank account or debit card.

FanDuel Sportsbook is giving you the chance to go all in on this, and even bring your friends into it. So what are you waiting for?

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MOBIfest 2020: Dyllón Burnside and Kid Kenn to Play Festival for Queer Communities of Color

MOBIfest, a wellness festival by and for Black gay men and queer communities of color, will stream on June 4th.

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For the past few years, MOBIfest has provided a free celebration of wellness and pride for queer communities of color.

Every year, MOBI (Mobilizing Our Brothers Institute) offers a circuit of community care and artistic expression through a variety of initiatives, culminating in an annual Pride festival. This year's MOBIfest will happen virtually, but its spirit and mission promises to be as strong and important as ever.


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Netflix's "The Last Dance": Can We Talk About Michael Jordan Being a Jerk?

Maybe y'all aren't ready for that conversation.

Being the most famous man in the world is hard.

You can't leave your hotel without being swarmed by fans, your every action is analyzed and often criticized, and you're made into a role model you never asked to be. In the 80's and 90's, this was Michael Jordan's reality. At the height of his famous winning streak with the Chicago Bulls, his image was plastered on billboards, TV ads, and sneakers. He was, definitively, the man who changed professional basketball forever and while doing so, he was among the most recognizable and talked about people in the world. Netflix's new docuseries The Last Dance has made all of this abundantly clear. But its also made something else clear: The Michael Jordan of that era was not a kind or compassionate man. In fact, he was arrogant, often selfish, and even cruel to his teammates.

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