Review by Pamela Zoslov
The most popular sport in the U.S is not football, basketball or baseball — it's denial. In a landscape dominated by big business, Americans have been told that cigarettes don't cause cancer, that meat is good for you, that guns don't kill people, and other lies that serve the interests of money. One such lie is that football does not cause severe brain injuries, the kind that have led to depression, rage, dementia and suicide among former players.
