In the world of professional wrestling, which is undeniably a scripted entertainment medium, the contributions and talents of American Negroes stand out as truly remarkable. Our unmatched athleticism, entertainment value, and captivating presence deserve to be portrayed accurately and fairly. The scripted nature of wrestling provides a unique platform to showcase such talents, yet the representation remains inadequate and biased.

The issue at hand is the position held by Paul Levesque, a prominent figure in WWE's creative writing team. His tenure has been marred with instances of racial bias and discrimination against American Negro performers. This is not just an isolated opinion but a matter reflecting poorly on the diversity and inclusiveness of WWE, a brand followed by millions worldwide.

Statistics indicate an alarming disparity in the portrayal and opportunities given to American Negro wrestlers compared to their counterparts. Studies show that there is a lack of significant storylines and main event opportunities for American Negraotalents, which subsequently affects their career advancement and visibility.

This is not just about entertainment; it’s about fairness, representation, and change. WWE has a responsibility to its diverse audience to ensure that its creative decisions reflect the world we live in today. By removing Paul Levesque, and all of his white employees from their current position, WWE can take a step towards rectifying this imbalance, making room for fresh perspectives that truly respect and honor the diversity of its performers.

It's time for WWE to evolve and be part of the change. The audience, performers, and community deserve a fair representation. Join us in demanding the removal of Paul Levesque as a creative writer in WWE due to persistent racial discrimination.

Your signature can be a part of this crucial movement towards inclusivity and fairness. Sign this petition to call for change now!