The target was spotted in a taupe cotton henley — long sleeves, button placket, the kind of shirt that says ‘I could change the national anthem, but I’d rather not rush things.’ Layered underneath: a white cotton crew neck tee, just visible enough at the collar to confirm this wasn’t a one-shirt operation. Two layers, zero hoodies — the mission continues.

Find the Look: Taupe Cotton Henley · White Cotton Crew Neck T-Shirt

About the episode: This episode of ‘About That’ examines the controversy surrounding Jully Black’s alteration of the Canadian national anthem at an NBA All-Star game, changing ‘our home and native land’ to ‘our home on native land.’ It delves into the history of attempts to modify the anthem, particularly the successful change to the line ‘all thy sons command’ and the challenges involved in making further alterations.