Whitlock: T.O., Herm, Donks, etc.

[Paul Palmer]

Herm Edwards...who cares? He pulled off a number against the Chargers last year...a good job with what he has had...Nothing really wrong with him...Oh except that he is Black ...according to some of the crackers visiting this site...

Jason Whitlock is a Black man...he relates Black pop culture references in his columns...Some people seemed bothered that he writes this way and that he tends to accentuate certain Black athletes' good qualities...He is more of a racialist than a racist.

The only bad thing about his play in the past is that he sided with some straight up ghetto-headed knuckleheads in the Chiefs locker room that then disrupted team chemistry and certain decisions then made by Peteyson...

He likes to stir up the conversation in KC with some of his takes...He is quite entertaining in doing so...

Would these certain critics prefer that sports columnists pay no attention to race or Blackness? Yeah that was the way it used to be because whites wanted to either ignore or keep silent the existing inequalities both in sport, its management, and in society at large...

Go back to the 1950s South white dudes....Either that or go to school, practice writing, and create your own technique to challenge his takes in newsprint...

[Hammock Parties]

Originally Posted by Paul Palmer

Herm Edwards...who cares? He pulled off a number against the Chargers last year...

Marty choked. Herm didn't do shit.

[Calcountry]

Originally Posted by Paul Palmer

Herm Edwards...who cares? He pulled off a number against the Chargers last year...a good job with what he has had...Nothing really wrong with him...Oh except that he is Black ...according to some of the crackers visiting this site...

Jason Whitlock is a Black man...he relates Black pop culture references in his columns...Some people seemed bothered that he writes this way and that he tends to accentuate certain Black athletes' good qualities...He is more of a racialist than a racist.

The only bad thing about his play in the past is that he sided with some straight up ghetto-headed knuckleheads in the Chiefs locker room that then disrupted team chemistry and certain decisions then made by Peteyson...

He likes to stir up the conversation in KC with some of his takes...He is quite entertaining in doing so...

Would these certain critics prefer that sports columnists pay no attention to race or Blackness? Yeah that was the way it used to be because whites wanted to either ignore or keep silent the existing inequalities both in sport, its management, and in society at large...

Go back to the 1950s South white dudes....Either that or go to school, practice writing, and create your own technique to challenge his takes in newsprint...

I am offended by the term "cracker" you fuggin racist pig.

[Calcountry]

Originally Posted by bunnytrdr

I am offended by the term "cracker" you fuggin racist pig.

Further more, you didn't say "cracker" right. Only white people can say it with the right kind of, you know, accent so as to not offend my lilly white ass.

[philfree]

Originally Posted by bunnytrdr

I am offended by the term "cracker" you fuggin racist pig.

If any "Cracker" used a racist term like "Cracker" in regards to a person of Whitlocks persuasion he would be promptly fired and if not that he would be at least forced to give a public apology. What a pig!

PhilFree

[stevieray]

Originally Posted by Paul Palmer

Herm Edwards...who cares? He pulled off a number against the Chargers last year...a good job with what he has had...Nothing really wrong with him...Oh except that he is Black ...according to some of the crackers visiting this site...

Jason Whitlock is a Black man...he relates Black pop culture references in his columns...Some people seemed bothered that he writes this way and that he tends to accentuate certain Black athletes' good qualities...He is more of a racialist than a racist.

The only bad thing about his play in the past is that he sided with some straight up ghetto-headed knuckleheads in the Chiefs locker room that then disrupted team chemistry and certain decisions then made by Peteyson...

He likes to stir up the conversation in KC with some of his takes...He is quite entertaining in doing so...

Would these certain critics prefer that sports columnists pay no attention to race or Blackness? Yeah that was the way it used to be because whites wanted to either ignore or keep silent the existing inequalities both in sport, its management, and in society at large...

Go back to the 1950s South white dudes....Either that or go to school, practice writing, and create your own technique to challenge his takes in newsprint...

race or blackness? is this like the two voices of Michael Irvin?

Whitlock keeps it alive because I thnk it's all he knows and letting it go is too scary.

should content of character be predicated by the color of skin?