Newspaper, Columnist Apologize For Tying Adrian Peterson Case To Slavery
A Wisconsin newspaper and a columnist are apologizing for a piece that connected Minnesota Vikings star Adrian Peterson's child abuse case to beatings suffered by slaves.
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A Wisconsin newspaper and a columnist are apologizing for a piece that connected Minnesota Vikings star Adrian Peterson's child abuse case to beatings suffered by slaves.
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