Speaking Truth to Power
As of watching this Youtube clip, I am now a fan of Jason Whitlock. Why aren't there more like him who can see problems in the black community for what they really are, not for what people want them to be?
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As of watching this Youtube clip, I am now a fan of Jason Whitlock. Why aren't there more like him who can see problems in the black community for what they really are, not for what people want them to be?
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wow! i wonder what kind of flack jason's going to get from that. he should team up with cosby.
Yea, Cosby was the only other one I could think of who was well-known and being vocal with this viewpoint.
Good point by Mr. Whitlock. Leonard Pitts had a similar article in the Miami Herald.
And now this Rutgers coach has a book deal where she can talk about how she has been permanently scarred and what her team has gone through for being black! I want her great-great grandparents to come back and tell her something about "permanently scarred."
Hadn't heard about the book deal. Shouldn't surprise me I suppose. The victimology continues...
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