The NFL player told ESPN he had received death threats after criticizing the real estate developer for hosting a fundraiser for President Donald Trump.
Despite saying he received multiple death threats, Miami Dolphins wide receiver Kenny Stills says he doesn’t regret criticizing his team’s owner, Stephen M. Ross, for hosting a fundraiser for President Donald Trump’s reelection campaign.
Responding to questions from reporters on Thursday after his team’s victory in a preseason game, Stills said, according to ESPN: “Someone has to have enough courage to let him know he can’t play both sides of this.” On Thursday, Stills told reporters that he doesn’t have “any hard feelings” toward Ross, but posted the tweet to show that the mission of Ross’s nonprofit doesn’t “align” with Trump’s racist rhetoric.
Customers of fitness brands Equinox and Soulcycle, which are owned by Ross’s real estate firm, Related Companies, have since called for boycotts on social media.
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