Many on the Bball board.There are still millions of Americans who think similarly
Other than curtisj, who?Many on the Bball board.
That was around the same time a reporter asked Doug Williams how long he’d been a black quarterback.
What is the point of anyone resurrecting this 37 year old clip?
What is the point of you replying to the post that resurrected the event?What is the point of anyone resurrecting this 37 year old clip?
Also around the same time ( 1988) Jimmy the Greek gave his thoughts on why African Americans are superior athletes.
This is rich, coming from one of the board's top "anti-cancel culture" advocates.What is the point of anyone resurrecting this 37 year old clip?
Like our MAGA Mod.Many on the Bball board.
Archie Bunker did so a decade earlier…….they have that extra bone in their foot. Science has spoken.Also around the same time ( 1988) Jimmy the Greek gave his thoughts on why African Americans are superior athletes.
You didn't think I'd forgotten our bet did you?........Many on the Bball board.
People at our Iowa city west called me the n word plenty in the 80s. My favorite was some idiot calling me Cambodian haha. Dude needed a map I guess. One racist even won a MacArthur genius later in life. Teachers and administrators ignored it. In those days, I'm pretty sure we had maybe 5 black students in my graduating class, maybe less and maybe 4 Indian students. There are of course no bigots in Iowa and everything is Iowa nice.
People sometimes wonder why I'm not an Iowa homer even though I live in Iowa. It's because of these type of experiences. So in some ways, I was happy South Carolina stuck it to them. Those South Carolina players or their parents have probably experienced what I have, and thus we, minorities, neither trust or keep white people close. Ironically, my uncle married a white Iowan and their kids are interracial. No one would rent to them in Iowa City in the early 60s and they had to live in a garage.My Indian fraternity bro from Toronto has similar stories from when he first moved to Tallahassee in 1983. Some rednecks in a pickup truck chased him as he was walking to his off campus dorm. He heard the N word plenty of times.
I see you didn’t answer the question but you love to deflect. What’s the point of the post? To judge someone 37 years ago by today’s standards? We are all guilty of saying stupid stuff. What’s the point of rehashing stupid comments from 37 years ago? If all things that could be discussed or brought up, OP wants to bring up 37 year old race comment?I bet I can find a few posts of yours crying about “erasing history” when statues of losers like Robert E Lee get taken down. You’re a history buff, aren’t you?
Maybe the point is that nothing has changed.I see you didn’t answer the question but you love to deflect. What’s the point of the post? To judge someone 37 years ago by today’s standards? We are all guilty of saying stupid stuff. What’s the point of rehashing stupid comments from 37 years ago? If all things that could be discussed or brought up, OP wants to bring up 37 year old race comment?
Maybe. Do you think America is more racist now than 40 years ago? I guess it’s all about perspective and how you view America.Maybe the point is that nothing has changed.
Good question.Maybe. Do you think America is more racist now than 40 years ago? I guess it’s all about perspective and how you view America.
I know this, if you keep bringing up 40 year old comments, it’s hard to move on and make the world a better place.
As Morgan Freeman said about race in his interview, “stop talking about it.”
Personally I think people are more nuanced in their racism and better at hiding it because of the repercussions that Campanis, Cosell, and others received. Limbaugh suffered repercussions but went on to fine tune his racism and he had tens of millions of fans because he used acceptable words.Maybe. Do you think America is more racist now than 40 years ago? I guess it’s all about perspective and how you view America.
I know this, if you keep bringing up 40 year old comments, it’s hard to move on and make the world a better place.
As Morgan Freeman said about race in his interview, “stop talking about it.”
I see you didn’t answer the question but you love to deflect. What’s the point of the post? To judge someone 37 years ago by today’s standards? We are all guilty of saying stupid stuff. What’s the point of rehashing stupid comments from 37 years ago? If all things that could be discussed or brought up, OP wants to bring up 37 year old race comment?
For white people to ignore the pastI know this, if you keep bringing up 40 year old comments, it’s hard to move on and make the world a better place.
Personally I think people are more nuanced in their racism and better at hiding it because of the repercussions that Campanis, Cosell, and others received. Limbaugh suffered repercussions but went on to fine tune his racism and he had tens of millions of fans because he used acceptable words.
I lived in the self described “New South”, for four years. As far as I can tell that meant they only broke out the N word when they figured you could be trusted.
And Trump and MAGAism has made it possible for ignorance to be a viable excuse.Many of them hid it from everyone for decades. TRUMP liberated them and made it ok to be openly racist again.