Dudes playing dumb, like light skin dudes from privileged backgrounds.....don't face some sort of resentment and are as perceived as not being "real" and being "soft".
That's the central argument. Not saying it's the only factor....but it is a factor, and the last few responses all but proved the point.
Nobody is pretending to be "woke" or saying Steph curry is hated because he's light skin. That's way to simple. Some of us are just stating the reality dudes want to dismiss so badly.
Draymond Green a few weeks ago:
http://www.sportingnews.com/nba/new...lden-state-warriors/phzfpqkjnz6g1fhzzjwkdkbgm
Curry's teammate Draymond Green responded to this on his podcast "Dray Dray."
"He’s way more than what everyone expected him to be or ever gave him a shot to be. I think most people looked at it like, ‘Ah man, this was a, in quotes, privileged kid growing up. Like, how did he become this? He ain’t supposed to become this. It’s supposed to be the guy from the hood that had nothing and had to grind for everything.’
But when you look at Steph’s life. They had money, but Steph wasn’t treated like they had money. He couldn’t watch TV (all the time). He had chores. They didn’t raise them like they were just these privileged kids, which shows why they’ve got two sons in the NBA and a daughter who’s doing great in college. They weren’t raised like that.
People just automatically think that, ‘Man, this guy ain’t from the hood, he ain’t cut like that, he ain’t cut from a different cloth. He’s supposed to be soft and this, that.’ And of course, Steph is light-skinned, so they want to make him out to be soft. So everybody just wanted to make him out to be this soft, jump-shooting guy and he continued to get better and better and better."
She could move that body!
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Dudes playing dumb, like light skin dudes from privileged backgrounds.....don't face some sort of resentment and are as perceived as not being "real" and being "soft".
That's the central argument. Not saying it's the only factor....but it is a factor, and the last few responses all but proved the point
Nobody is pretending to be "woke" or saying Steph curry is hated because he's light skin. That's way to simple. Some of us are just stating the reality dudes want to dismiss so badly.
Draymond Green a few weeks ago:
http://www.sportingnews.com/nba/new...lden-state-warriors/phzfpqkjnz6g1fhzzjwkdkbgm
Curry's teammate Draymond Green responded to this on his podcast "Dray Dray."
"He’s way more than what everyone expected him to be or ever gave him a shot to be. I think most people looked at it like, ‘Ah man, this was a, in quotes, privileged kid growing up. Like, how did he become this? He ain’t supposed to become this. It’s supposed to be the guy from the hood that had nothing and had to grind for everything.’
But when you look at Steph’s life. They had money, but Steph wasn’t treated like they had money. He couldn’t watch TV (all the time). He had chores. They didn’t raise them like they were just these privileged kids, which shows why they’ve got two sons in the NBA and a daughter who’s doing great in college. They weren’t raised like that.
People just automatically think that, ‘Man, this guy ain’t from the hood, he ain’t cut like that, he ain’t cut from a different cloth. He’s supposed to be soft and this, that.’ And of course, Steph is light-skinned, so they want to make him out to be soft. So everybody just wanted to make him out to be this soft, jump-shooting guy and he continued to get better and better and better."
Idk why the idea that a privileged, light skin dude that seems like a goodie two shoes cant be resented by his peers and fans alike
Again, it's not the sole reason. But it's a reason. You can choose to completely dismiss it and refuse to acknowledge it if you want. But it's a thing. Dudes aren't coming up with this train of thought just out the blue.
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me too. Don't care for dark skinned girls.
Welp lol
