4. Jack Brewer
Former NFL player Jack Brewer, 46, has devoted his post-football career to issues such as education, business, and political advocacy. In 2021, the ally of President Trump launched the Serving Institute to return the “fear of God” and “fear of authority” to U.S. classrooms.
In 2020, Brewer was appointed to the White House Commission on the Social Status of Black Men and Boys. He advocates for issues such as criminal justice reform, opportunity zones, and school choice. Brewer now serves as chair of the Center for Opportunity Now at the America First Policy Institute.
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Last month, the one-time NFL captain spoke out against his former team for adding male cheerleaders. “I’ve never been so disgusted and embarrassed to even have any association with the Minnesota Vikings brand,” he said on Fox News. “It’s sickening.”
Adding male cheerleaders is an effort to “manipulate young children, to overtake the minds of young children with this spiritual evilness,” said Brewer. This is especially true, he added, for boys of color—many of whom live with their mothers and have “no masculinity around them.”
