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Are you guys talking about Clipper Darryl?
Leaked audio of Donald Sterling telling his girlfriend "Don't bring black people to my games"
Mister Meaner
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As a player, I don't think I could step out on the court and promote this team, this man, and continue to add to his net worth. I know it's extremely tough to stand in opposition as the 12th man on the bench, but my morals cannot be bought. On a larger scale, the NBA should take actions to force this kind of bigotry out of the league.
Make an example out of this dude.
Make an example out of this dude.
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A player would be out for half a season for that. Let's see what the NBA does for someone who represents their brand.
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But racism doesn't exist LOL
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Why folks hate us so much? Forget it..
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I find it so hard to imagine why anyone would WANT to defend this guy.
But lo and behold, ITT....
But lo and behold, ITT....
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Pharrell might want to listen since he's the "new black".
Magic Johnson is worth a whole lot more money than he is, and Donald Sterling thinks of him just like the rest of us.
Guess he has enough of us on the court and coaching staff.
Magic Johnson is worth a whole lot more money than he is, and Donald Sterling thinks of him just like the rest of us.
Guess he has enough of us on the court and coaching staff.
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They should make an example of him and the players should stick up for themselves, but will they…?
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Damn you are an idiot
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I'd love to hear Doc Rivers' thoughts on his owner,Silver better fine the hell out of this clown
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furiousstylez23
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I don't think he did anything wrong. He was simply talking to his wife in an controlled manner. He ain't going out lynching black folks or selling nooses. He was simply telling his GF how he felt about the situation.
Y'all call sleazy women every name in the book, does that mean you hate them? Does it mean you go out ta your way to distance yourself from them? No
He can call a white person, black, asian, Hispanic, or whatever anything he wants, that's his choice to speak that way. I do it all the time. It don't mean I hate them.
I've seen many black comedians proudly say the love black people but hate ******. Is that not be prejudice? But if a white person said it they'd get lynched, blacks will cry themselves a river until that person looses everything they own crawl into a cave and die.
Y'all call sleazy women every name in the book, does that mean you hate them? Does it mean you go out ta your way to distance yourself from them? No
He can call a white person, black, asian, Hispanic, or whatever anything he wants, that's his choice to speak that way. I do it all the time. It don't mean I hate them.
I've seen many black comedians proudly say the love black people but hate ******. Is that not be prejudice? But if a white person said it they'd get lynched, blacks will cry themselves a river until that person looses everything they own crawl into a cave and die.
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superb
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Doc is a tom, all he going to do is defend the owner.. The players should sit out their game tommorow 4 sure
But truthfully if it wasnt me I wouldnt care. Everybody in this world is not going to like you
you can hate me all you want,m just cut keep cutting me those million dollar checks
ayzee
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Dude is like a real life version of the "boss" from American History X.
Disgusting.
Disgusting.
fourtyeight48
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Espn won't cover this.
They'll never do it.
They'll never do it.
fourtyeight48
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Accusations of racism and discrimination
In November 2005, ESPN reported that Donald Sterling agreed to pay a fine of $2.73 million to settle claims brought by the Justice Department and Davin Day of Newport Beach that he engaged in disciminatory rental practices against Hispanics, blacks, and families with children. [4]. In addition, Sterling was also ordered to pay attorneys' fees and costs in that action of $4,923,554.75. [Order Granting Motion for Prevailing Party's Attorneys' Fees and Costs, dated November 2, 2005, C.D. Cal. Case No. 2:03-cv-00859-DSF-E Dkt No. 454]. In granting the attorney's fees and costs Judge Dale S. Fischer noted "Sterling's' scorched earth' litigation tactics, some of which are described by the Plaintiffs' counsel and some of which were observed by the Court. The Court has no difficulty accepting Plaintiffs' counsel's representations that the time required to be spent on this case was increased by defendant's counsel's often unacceptable, and sometimes outrageous conduct." [Id. at p. 5]
In February 2009, Sterling was sued by former longtime Clippers executive Elgin Baylor for employment discrimination on the basis of age and race.[5] The lawsuit alleges Sterling told Baylor that he wanted to fill his team with "poor black boys from the South and a white head coach".[6] The suit alleges that during negotiations for Danny Manning, Sterling said "I'm offering a lot of money for a poor black kid."[6][7] The suit noted those comments while alleging "the Caucasian head coach was given a four-year, $22-million contract", but Baylor's salary had "been frozen at a comparatively paltry $350,000 since 2003".[5]
On August 8, 2009, the U.S. Department of Justice sued Sterling for housing discrimination in using race as a factor in filling some of his apartment buildings. The government's ongoing case alleges Sterling refused to rent to non-Koreans in the Koreatown neighborhood and to African Americans in Beverly Hills.[6] The suit alleges Sterling once said he did not like to rent to Hispanics because they "smoke, drink and just hang around the building," and that "Black tenants smell and attract vermin."[6]
Sterling Towers
Further information: Louis Lesser
Sterling purchased Lesser Towers, developed by Louis Lesser in the 1960s, according to the Los Angeles Times.[8] Sterling changed the name to Sterling Towers, and began to run regular ads in the Los Angeles Times highlighting that Sterling Towers was developed by Donald Sterling, not Louis Lesser.[9]
Skid Row homeless assistance pledge
Despite a June 26, 2006 Los Angeles Times article,[1![0]](/styles/default/xenforo/NTemojis/alien.gif "Alien 0]")
detailing the Donald T. Sterling Charitable Foundation's pledge to spend $50 million on a site on the eastern end of Downtown Los Angeles to provide services for Los Angeles' homeless population, nothing has been built. According to an LA Weekly article[11] from February 19, 2008, critics were skeptical that the homeless center would ever be built, and surmised that Sterling bought the property purely for its real-estate value. A follow up article from the LA Weekly[12] states that the foundation has yet to even start attempting to deliver on its promises but continues to run full-page ads trumpeting its pledge in the LA Times.
Heckling Clippers players
In December 2010, it was revealed that Sterling had been heckling his own players from his courtside seats, specifically focusing on point guard Baron Davis.[13] His verbal barbs at the time included, "Why are you in the game?", "Why did you take that shot?", and "You're out of shape!".[14]
In November 2005, ESPN reported that Donald Sterling agreed to pay a fine of $2.73 million to settle claims brought by the Justice Department and Davin Day of Newport Beach that he engaged in disciminatory rental practices against Hispanics, blacks, and families with children. [4]. In addition, Sterling was also ordered to pay attorneys' fees and costs in that action of $4,923,554.75. [Order Granting Motion for Prevailing Party's Attorneys' Fees and Costs, dated November 2, 2005, C.D. Cal. Case No. 2:03-cv-00859-DSF-E Dkt No. 454]. In granting the attorney's fees and costs Judge Dale S. Fischer noted "Sterling's' scorched earth' litigation tactics, some of which are described by the Plaintiffs' counsel and some of which were observed by the Court. The Court has no difficulty accepting Plaintiffs' counsel's representations that the time required to be spent on this case was increased by defendant's counsel's often unacceptable, and sometimes outrageous conduct." [Id. at p. 5]
In February 2009, Sterling was sued by former longtime Clippers executive Elgin Baylor for employment discrimination on the basis of age and race.[5] The lawsuit alleges Sterling told Baylor that he wanted to fill his team with "poor black boys from the South and a white head coach".[6] The suit alleges that during negotiations for Danny Manning, Sterling said "I'm offering a lot of money for a poor black kid."[6][7] The suit noted those comments while alleging "the Caucasian head coach was given a four-year, $22-million contract", but Baylor's salary had "been frozen at a comparatively paltry $350,000 since 2003".[5]
On August 8, 2009, the U.S. Department of Justice sued Sterling for housing discrimination in using race as a factor in filling some of his apartment buildings. The government's ongoing case alleges Sterling refused to rent to non-Koreans in the Koreatown neighborhood and to African Americans in Beverly Hills.[6] The suit alleges Sterling once said he did not like to rent to Hispanics because they "smoke, drink and just hang around the building," and that "Black tenants smell and attract vermin."[6]
Sterling Towers
Further information: Louis Lesser
Sterling purchased Lesser Towers, developed by Louis Lesser in the 1960s, according to the Los Angeles Times.[8] Sterling changed the name to Sterling Towers, and began to run regular ads in the Los Angeles Times highlighting that Sterling Towers was developed by Donald Sterling, not Louis Lesser.[9]
Skid Row homeless assistance pledge
Despite a June 26, 2006 Los Angeles Times article,[1
detailing the Donald T. Sterling Charitable Foundation's pledge to spend $50 million on a site on the eastern end of Downtown Los Angeles to provide services for Los Angeles' homeless population, nothing has been built. According to an LA Weekly article[11] from February 19, 2008, critics were skeptical that the homeless center would ever be built, and surmised that Sterling bought the property purely for its real-estate value. A follow up article from the LA Weekly[12] states that the foundation has yet to even start attempting to deliver on its promises but continues to run full-page ads trumpeting its pledge in the LA Times.Heckling Clippers players
In December 2010, it was revealed that Sterling had been heckling his own players from his courtside seats, specifically focusing on point guard Baron Davis.[13] His verbal barbs at the time included, "Why are you in the game?", "Why did you take that shot?", and "You're out of shape!".[14]
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Tony $now
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"Even if you in a Benz, you still a @&$&& in a coupe(coop)-Dr. Kanye West
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It would be great if the players forfeited the series to the Warriors 
Al this this tape proves is that white dude insecurity is real. This dude Sterling is a known racist.. He just got caught this time
Al this this tape proves is that white dude insecurity is real. This dude Sterling is a known racist.. He just got caught this time
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Because racism isn't illegal?
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But they'll allow discussion on why we can't say _.
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NOTHING has changed in America.
Young _s are just stupider.
Young _s are just stupider.
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I'm not shocked most of the NBA owners are racist hell the NBA it self was racist if you know basketball history but if sterling calls you to play for the clippers and gives you a few million to play for his racist butt u would
Because money rules the world
Because money rules the world
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what's the background of this chick black and mexican ?
ayzee
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Fixed.
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wow just realized that line (the coop part) a lil jay-z esque with the wordplay, crazy....
