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Who the **** is saying she is not black anymore? Her being black is part of the reason people are so offended.
That is just a silly strawman.
That is just a silly strawman.
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That doesn't disprove my statement. It is based on simple Mathin Florida
second biggest Cuban population outside of Florida is on NJ, there is no ethnicity/political marriage there.
DCAllAfrican I have a position for you at SmokeCity TV. You can talk about any racist that you wish. The beast doesn't control your thoughts at SmokeCity TV because I'm the CEO.
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Many are claiming that this latest incident is just another example of ESPN's liberal bias since they fired baseball analyst and conservative-minded Curt Schilling for something he did on social media and yet Hill got something akin to a public scolding for calling President Donald Trump a white supremacist.
Buying into the above framing implies that "the exact political opposite" of being a racist is calling someone a racist. That's ridiculous on its face. It's "an eye for calling someone an eye gouger."da problem is you can't sack Curt Shillin for doing da exact same thing on da opposite political spectrum
You were confident enough to make a sweeping judgment about why people (and the implication was clearly black people) don't like her. And you doubled down on it.
Maybe next time you wanna comment on why a member of the black community should be in good standing, you spend 5 minutes on Google first
Buying into the above framing implies that "the exact political opposite" of being a racist is calling someone a racist. That's ridiculous on its face. It's "an eye for calling someone an eye gouger."
You can embrace these racists as a legitimate component of your coalition or you can reject them. You can't do both.
Faced with the possibility of having to replace Hill and Smith with white co-hosts, the sources said, ESPN then called Hill and asked her to come back on her show.
Exactly my point: you've just presented racism as a "conservative viewpoint."da Shillin analysis is more a macro view on da overall reprimand ESPN doled out vs Jemelle Hill I.E. conservative view points vs liberal view points
Exactly my point: you've just presented racism as a "conservative viewpoint."
Exactly my point: you've just presented racism as a "conservative viewpoint."
not arguing for or against racism and choose a side. its not a "well if don't agree with liberals here, im automatic siding with white supremacists/neo Nazis" nah b, its not that type of party
Not sure what I'm lookin at.....
except i also added..
and Shillin never touched on race, this is where you're talking past my point, he brought up da whole transexual bathroom bill (a political view)
vs Jemelle who chimed on "white supremacy" (another political view)
da whole point is on a macro level, ESPN disciplined and eventually let go of Kurt for sharing his view, and Hill wasn't, its a Optics thing.
Former major league pitcher Curt Schilling has reiterated his assertion that Baltimore Orioles outfielder Adam Jones was not targeted by racist taunts at Boston's Fenway Park.
Recently, on an appearance on Breitbart Radio Network, Schilling said Jones was lying when he told USA TODAY Sports' Bob Nightengale he was berated by racist slurs at Fenway.
“I don’t believe the story, given the world we live in,” Schilling said in the interview. “I don’t believe it, for this reason: Everybody is starving and hungry to sit in front of a camera and talk and be social justice warriors. And if a fan yelled loud enough in center field for Adam Jones to hear the N-word, I guarantee you we would’ve heard and seen fans around on CNN or MSNBC, they would’ve found multiple fans to talk about what a racist piece of junk Boston is.”
Never touched on race? Go back and look at the link I posted earlier.and Shillin never touched on race, this is where you're talking past my point, he brought up da whole transexual bathroom bill (a political view)
vs Jemelle who chimed on "white supremacy" (another political view)