It's been discussed before...but why would any minority

[mavericksouth]

Why you ask?

 

[RepTheGables]

Two-faced sister-****ers. It took the national guard to integrate the campus. UM was waaaay ahead of the curve.

 

[LA'Cane818]

Here the direct video from the OP.

[video=youtube_share;on0mT8MQ-Wg]http://youtu.be/on0mT8MQ-Wg[/video]

3 2 1

 

[Notsince1985]

My family and I are going to Mississippi for Christmas to visit and stay with family. I have a 11 yr old black kid who I have taken in, and treat like a son. I am honestly worried about him hearing or family saying something I don't like. They are mostly all racist Reilly coopers in tenn , Alabama , Mississippi , and georgia areas. Smile to your face call you a n***** to your back. Never not met a racist there. I spent half of my childhood there.

I'm not defending Alabama, but come on that's a little extreme. I live in Tennessee and work in North Georgia, and sure there are racists in Tennessee and in Georgia, but to say "They are mostly all racist Reilly coopers in tenn , Alabama , Mississippi , and georgia areas" is ignorant and stupid. I'd say there are as many racists in Miami. A lot of the Cuban-Americans I grew up with were as racist or more racist than people I know here. Yes there are racists here, but it's not 1960. Maybe out in the middle of nowhere, but go to the cities, and the college campuses and that stuff is not rampant. It exists, and Ole Miss can be bad, and I won't defend them, but to make blanket statements like that is wrong. Sorry, you're acting ignorant. And, I'm not a "Southerner." I was born in Maryland, and grew up in Miami, but have lived in New Orleans, Tallahassee, Chattanooga, as well as Baltimore and Miami, and honestly, Miami and Baltimore were the 2 most racist cities I lived in.

Ignorant is saying they are all racist. Lived in Alabama and miss area for 7-8 yrs of mylife , and I go back annually. I am primarily from a college town. It is a tri city area in Alabama.
A few questions for you
1. Are you black or white
2 if you are white ,are most of your relationships mostly business? If so that explains your experience.

I can say with complete confidence, that I can not think of anyone I have met in that area that don't refer to blacks as n***ers , when in a comfortable setting. ,

Now it has gotten better but most are still racist in the bama/miss area. Guess I can't speak for tenn/ ga.

And what was said was all of Tenn and GA (as well as MS and AL). I am white, but I teach African-American History at the college level. Because of that I was asked to be and serve as a board member of the local chapter of the NAACP in the town where I teach. I am involved in the political scence in the city where I live. I am well versed in race relations here. It's not perfect at all, and I won't for one second pretend to know what it's like to be an African-American living here, or anywhere in the South, or anywhere in the US for that matter. But I stand by what I said above. There is as much racism in Miami as there is in Chattanooga. There is as much racism in Baltimore as there is in Atlanta. Not every person in Tennessee or GA is Riley Copper. That was what I was responding to. I've never lived in MS or AL, so I won't (and didn't) speak to that.

Lastly, trust me, I see racism, and deal with it from some of my white students when I teach about the civil rights movement. I had a student bring in her "brother's" KKK handbook. But that's not the entire population, and she was from a small rural mountain community an hour away from the school. I'm not blind, trust me, I know racism exists, and I know it's not always people like Riley Cooper being blatant about it. Sometimes the worst racists are the ones who don't know or dont't think they're being racist. "I'm not racist, I have a black friend." Anyway, my whole point was, blanket generalizations on both sides are ignorant.

Oh, and I was called "the black professor" and on rate my professor it actually says that I hate white people.

No disrespect to you " my friend is black " is hilarious

One Thing I can say about racists, it's fun to make fun of them, especially when they don't know they're being made fun of.

 

[theibisrules]

lmao @ roll toilet

 

[DutchieFlair]

If you want to avoid racism in America you should just die. Its everywhere, such is life you deal and move on.

 

[Marcelo2988]

My family and I are going to Mississippi for Christmas to visit and stay with family. I have a 11 yr old black kid who I have taken in, and treat like a son. I am honestly worried about him hearing or family saying something I don't like. They are mostly all racist Reilly coopers in tenn , Alabama , Mississippi , and georgia areas. Smile to your face call you a n***** to your back. Never not met a racist there. I spent half of my childhood there.

I'm not defending Alabama, but come on that's a little extreme. I live in Tennessee and work in North Georgia, and sure there are racists in Tennessee and in Georgia, but to say "They are mostly all racist Reilly coopers in tenn , Alabama , Mississippi , and georgia areas" is ignorant and stupid. I'd say there are as many racists in Miami. A lot of the Cuban-Americans I grew up with were as racist or more racist than people I know here. Yes there are racists here, but it's not 1960. Maybe out in the middle of nowhere, but go to the cities, and the college campuses and that stuff is not rampant. It exists, and Ole Miss can be bad, and I won't defend them, but to make blanket statements like that is wrong. Sorry, you're acting ignorant. And, I'm not a "Southerner." I was born in Maryland, and grew up in Miami, but have lived in New Orleans, Tallahassee, Chattanooga, as well as Baltimore and Miami, and honestly, Miami and Baltimore were the 2 most racist cities I lived in.

Ignorant is saying they are all racist. Lived in Alabama and miss area for 7-8 yrs of mylife , and I go back annually. I am primarily from a college town. It is a tri city area in Alabama.
A few questions for you
1. Are you black or white
2 if you are white ,are most of your relationships mostly business? If so that explains your experience.

I can say with complete confidence, that I can not think of anyone I have met in that area that don't refer to blacks as n***ers , when in a comfortable setting. ,

Now it has gotten better but most are still racist in the bama/miss area. Guess I can't speak for tenn/ ga.

I will say this. I'm not black. I'm hispanic. I've been to many places around the US and the only time I've ever experienced racism was in Mississippi. It was the most uncomfortable thing I've ever felt. Obviously, not everyone there is racist, but I would never want to live in a place like that. I can only imagine how it is to be black there.

 

[TricountyCane]

I'm not sure about Bama but I know ole miss has KKK rallies on campus monthly. I do know Alabama was voted second most racist state in America

 

[MIA42178]

My family and I are going to Mississippi for Christmas to visit and stay with family. I have a 11 yr old black kid who I have taken in, and treat like a son. I am honestly worried about him hearing or family saying something I don't like. They are mostly all racist Reilly coopers in tenn , Alabama , Mississippi , and georgia areas. Smile to your face call you a n***** to your back. Never not met a racist there. I spent half of my childhood there.

I'm not defending Alabama, but come on that's a little extreme. I live in Tennessee and work in North Georgia, and sure there are racists in Tennessee and in Georgia, but to say "They are mostly all racist Reilly coopers in tenn , Alabama , Mississippi , and georgia areas" is ignorant and stupid. I'd say there are as many racists in Miami. A lot of the Cuban-Americans I grew up with were as racist or more racist than people I know here. Yes there are racists here, but it's not 1960. Maybe out in the middle of nowhere, but go to the cities, and the college campuses and that stuff is not rampant. It exists, and Ole Miss can be bad, and I won't defend them, but to make blanket statements like that is wrong. Sorry, you're acting ignorant. And, I'm not a "Southerner." I was born in Maryland, and grew up in Miami, but have lived in New Orleans, Tallahassee, Chattanooga, as well as Baltimore and Miami, and honestly, Miami and Baltimore were the 2 most racist cities I lived in.

Ignorant is saying they are all racist. Lived in Alabama and miss area for 7-8 yrs of mylife , and I go back annually. I am primarily from a college town. It is a tri city area in Alabama.
A few questions for you
1. Are you black or white
2 if you are white ,are most of your relationships mostly business? If so that explains your experience.

I can say with complete confidence, that I can not think of anyone I have met in that area that don't refer to blacks as n***ers , when in a comfortable setting. ,

Now it has gotten better but most are still racist in the bama/miss area. Guess I can't speak for tenn/ ga.

Grew up in SC (white)
Miami for grad school
Lived in Tampa
Nashville
Tallahassee now

From my own honest experience,
School at Miami really opened my eyes to diversity. I wasn't treated differently for having a hick accent and being white even though it would have been very easy for my classmates. It is hard to describe how wonderfully accepting everyone at miami is when you step on campus. I get a little emotional still. I knew no one and truly for the first time was different than most everyone. It really is a colorblind family.

As to Southern states I've lived, if I was to describe,
SC has racism but not as much as you'd think and it's gotten better. The "n" bomb isn't tolerated now...mostly. Majority of people get along but are pretty self-separated.
Tennessee, outside cities and especially SW parts...oh lawd. I'd say at best, whites and blacks tolerate each other
Tallahassee, everyone seems to live w and get along w everyone...that stays within city limits though

 

[itsacanething]

My family and I are going to Mississippi for Christmas to visit and stay with family. I have a 11 yr old black kid who I have taken in, and treat like a son. I am honestly worried about him hearing or family saying something I don't like. They are mostly all racist Reilly coopers in tenn , Alabama , Mississippi , and georgia areas. Smile to your face call you a n***** to your back. Never not met a racist there. I spent half of my childhood there.

I'm not defending Alabama, but come on that's a little extreme. I live in Tennessee and work in North Georgia, and sure there are racists in Tennessee and in Georgia, but to say "They are mostly all racist Reilly coopers in tenn , Alabama , Mississippi , and georgia areas" is ignorant and stupid. I'd say there are as many racists in Miami. A lot of the Cuban-Americans I grew up with were as racist or more racist than people I know here. Yes there are racists here, but it's not 1960. Maybe out in the middle of nowhere, but go to the cities, and the college campuses and that stuff is not rampant. It exists, and Ole Miss can be bad, and I won't defend them, but to make blanket statements like that is wrong. Sorry, you're acting ignorant. And, I'm not a "Southerner." I was born in Maryland, and grew up in Miami, but have lived in New Orleans, Tallahassee, Chattanooga, as well as Baltimore and Miami, and honestly, Miami and Baltimore were the 2 most racist cities I lived in.

Ignorant is saying they are all racist. Lived in Alabama and miss area for 7-8 yrs of mylife , and I go back annually. I am primarily from a college town. It is a tri city area in Alabama.
A few questions for you
1. Are you black or white
2 if you are white ,are most of your relationships mostly business? If so that explains your experience.

I can say with complete confidence, that I can not think of anyone I have met in that area that don't refer to blacks as n***ers , when in a comfortable setting. ,

Now it has gotten better but most are still racist in the bama/miss area. Guess I can't speak for tenn/ ga.

Grew up in SC (white)
Miami for grad school
Lived in Tampa
Nashville
Tallahassee now

From my own honest experience,
School at Miami really opened my eyes to diversity. I wasn't treated differently for having a hick accent and being white even though it would have been very easy for my classmates. It is hard to describe how wonderfully accepting everyone at miami is when you step on campus. I get a little emotional still. I knew no one and truly for the first time was different than most everyone. It really is a colorblind family.

As to Southern states I've lived, if I was to describe,
SC has racism but not as much as you'd think and it's gotten better. The "n" bomb isn't tolerated now...mostly. Majority of people get along but are pretty self-separated.
Tennessee, outside cities and especially SW parts...oh lawd. I'd say at best, whites and blacks tolerate each other
Tallahassee, everyone seems to live w and get along w everyone...that stays within city limits though

miami used to be a lot like your typical southern town but obviously things have changed. there really is no place as diverse and racially tolerant as miami in the entire country in my view. there are a lot of messed up things about the politics of this place for sure but people of different races and cultures really do co-exist here in a way is unique.

the history of Alabama and Mississippi alone should be a major factor in the discussion for kids from outside the deep south,.

 

[TNmiami]

My family and I are going to Mississippi for Christmas to visit and stay with family. I have a 11 yr old black kid who I have taken in, and treat like a son. I am honestly worried about him hearing or family saying something I don't like. They are mostly all racist Reilly coopers in tenn , Alabama , Mississippi , and georgia areas. Smile to your face call you a n***** to your back. Never not met a racist there. I spent half of my childhood there.

You're an idiot if you actually think this.

 

[Consigliere]

I could have sworn that the tolerant, enlightened members of the NYPD just settled another profiling lawsuit for detaining a black man and accusing him of fraudulently using a credit card when he had done nothing wrong and they had no reason to suspect he had.

I find most of the people that claim Alabama is so bad have never been there.

Been there. Been to most of the South. I think nearly 40 states actually. There is racism in every single state, every single city, every single town in America. Boston is pretty bad, IMO as a Northern example.

But anyone who says its not far, far worse in the South is lying. There is a facade of tolerance that's promoted, but you get a bunch of white people alone, god forbid they have a few beers in them... truth comes out. Not everyone, but a **** of a lot more than most everywhere else. I mean, there are members of this site that in their lifetimes, we're legally entitled to make a black person get up out of a seat on a bus. Use a different water fountain. Be banned from certain businesses based on color.

This is not 200 years ago! This is less than 50 years ago.

I agree.

No disrespect to those on the board, I would never intentionally go to Alabama. It is part of a bunch of places where I would never go in this country. But to say that all places are the same, is not fair because it is simply not true. No one is denying that racism doesn't occur in every city but to say NYC is even similar to Bama is insane.

To be clear, I'm not saying they are similar. I live in NYC. Its certainly one of the least racist places in America. That said, there is racism everywhere. The NYPD story earlier in this thread for instance. My point was while there is racism everywhere, its 10x worse in the deep South.

I live in NYC too, while there are some racist up here, it is nothing compared to Bama.

 

[ScubaCane]

I could have sworn that the tolerant, enlightened members of the NYPD just settled another profiling lawsuit for detaining a black man and accusing him of fraudulently using a credit card when he had done nothing wrong and they had no reason to suspect he had.

I find most of the people that claim Alabama is so bad have never been there.

Been there. Been to most of the South. I think nearly 40 states actually. There is racism in every single state, every single city, every single town in America. Boston is pretty bad, IMO as a Northern example.

But anyone who says its not far, far worse in the South is lying. There is a facade of tolerance that's promoted, but you get a bunch of white people alone, god forbid they have a few beers in them... truth comes out. Not everyone, but a **** of a lot more than most everywhere else. I mean, there are members of this site that in their lifetimes, we're legally entitled to make a black person get up out of a seat on a bus. Use a different water fountain. Be banned from certain businesses based on color.

This is not 200 years ago! This is less than 50 years ago.

Typical yankee, liberal, elitist bull****

Yep... like a mouse to the cheese, here they come! So Scuba... If you can put together a full sentence and not just a string of words... What part of my post did you disagree with, kind sir?

I disagree with all of it. I have lived in NY, Miami and now ATL, you're right you got us. When me and the rest of my white friends get together for a few brews and a shot of 'shine we love to start spouting off racist terms and burning crosses. ****, thought we were keeping a low profile, you yankee types are on to us, time to change up the strategy.

 

[Crazy4thecanes]

Why does it take 5 pages (and counting) to determine that this isn't a black and white issue? Come on peeps - lots of grey area here. Sure, racism is everywhere but it's a sliding scale. The deep south on one extreme and northern states on the other.

However, it does confound me, as a parent, how some minority parents will agree with their student athlete that Bama or Ole Miss is a good choice. I don't think 18 yr olds are equipped to understand this decision in the same way.

Those parents? I'm smh........

 

[Notsince1985]

My family and I are going to Mississippi for Christmas to visit and stay with family. I have a 11 yr old black kid who I have taken in, and treat like a son. I am honestly worried about him hearing or family saying something I don't like. They are mostly all racist Reilly coopers in tenn , Alabama , Mississippi , and georgia areas. Smile to your face call you a n***** to your back. Never not met a racist there. I spent half of my childhood there.

I'm not defending Alabama, but come on that's a little extreme. I live in Tennessee and work in North Georgia, and sure there are racists in Tennessee and in Georgia, but to say "They are mostly all racist Reilly coopers in tenn , Alabama , Mississippi , and georgia areas" is ignorant and stupid. I'd say there are as many racists in Miami. A lot of the Cuban-Americans I grew up with were as racist or more racist than people I know here. Yes there are racists here, but it's not 1960. Maybe out in the middle of nowhere, but go to the cities, and the college campuses and that stuff is not rampant. It exists, and Ole Miss can be bad, and I won't defend them, but to make blanket statements like that is wrong. Sorry, you're acting ignorant. And, I'm not a "Southerner." I was born in Maryland, and grew up in Miami, but have lived in New Orleans, Tallahassee, Chattanooga, as well as Baltimore and Miami, and honestly, Miami and Baltimore were the 2 most racist cities I lived in.

Ignorant is saying they are all racist. Lived in Alabama and miss area for 7-8 yrs of mylife , and I go back annually. I am primarily from a college town. It is a tri city area in Alabama.
A few questions for you
1. Are you black or white
2 if you are white ,are most of your relationships mostly business? If so that explains your experience.

I can say with complete confidence, that I can not think of anyone I have met in that area that don't refer to blacks as n***ers , when in a comfortable setting. ,

Now it has gotten better but most are still racist in the bama/miss area. Guess I can't speak for tenn/ ga.

Grew up in SC (white)
Miami for grad school
Lived in Tampa
Nashville
Tallahassee now

From my own honest experience,
School at Miami really opened my eyes to diversity. I wasn't treated differently for having a hick accent and being white even though it would have been very easy for my classmates. It is hard to describe how wonderfully accepting everyone at miami is when you step on campus. I get a little emotional still. I knew no one and truly for the first time was different than most everyone. It really is a colorblind family.

As to Southern states I've lived, if I was to describe,
SC has racism but not as much as you'd think and it's gotten better. The "n" bomb isn't tolerated now...mostly. Majority of people get along but are pretty self-separated.
Tennessee, outside cities and especially SW parts...oh lawd. I'd say at best, whites and blacks tolerate each other
Tallahassee, everyone seems to live w and get along w everyone...that stays within city limits though

miami used to be a lot like your typical southern town but obviously things have changed. there really is no place as diverse and racially tolerant as miami in the entire country in my view. there are a lot of messed up things about the politics of this place for sure but people of different races and cultures really do co-exist here in a way is unique.

the history of Alabama and Mississippi alone should be a major factor in the discussion for kids from outside the deep south,.

Big problem with that logic is thinking the racism comes just from Southerners. I'm sorry to say in Miami, the most racist people I've met have been Cuban-Americans. That's not to say all, and I know it's not all, but a lot of the Cuban-Americans I grew up around and were friends with in high school were pretty **** racist.

 

[Notsince1985]

I'm not defending Alabama, but come on that's a little extreme. I live in Tennessee and work in North Georgia, and sure there are racists in Tennessee and in Georgia, but to say "They are mostly all racist Reilly coopers in tenn , Alabama , Mississippi , and georgia areas" is ignorant and stupid. I'd say there are as many racists in Miami. A lot of the Cuban-Americans I grew up with were as racist or more racist than people I know here. Yes there are racists here, but it's not 1960. Maybe out in the middle of nowhere, but go to the cities, and the college campuses and that stuff is not rampant. It exists, and Ole Miss can be bad, and I won't defend them, but to make blanket statements like that is wrong. Sorry, you're acting ignorant. And, I'm not a "Southerner." I was born in Maryland, and grew up in Miami, but have lived in New Orleans, Tallahassee, Chattanooga, as well as Baltimore and Miami, and honestly, Miami and Baltimore were the 2 most racist cities I lived in.

Ignorant is saying they are all racist. Lived in Alabama and miss area for 7-8 yrs of mylife , and I go back annually. I am primarily from a college town. It is a tri city area in Alabama.
A few questions for you
1. Are you black or white
2 if you are white ,are most of your relationships mostly business? If so that explains your experience.

I can say with complete confidence, that I can not think of anyone I have met in that area that don't refer to blacks as n***ers , when in a comfortable setting. ,

Now it has gotten better but most are still racist in the bama/miss area. Guess I can't speak for tenn/ ga.

Grew up in SC (white)
Miami for grad school
Lived in Tampa
Nashville
Tallahassee now

From my own honest experience,
School at Miami really opened my eyes to diversity. I wasn't treated differently for having a hick accent and being white even though it would have been very easy for my classmates. It is hard to describe how wonderfully accepting everyone at miami is when you step on campus. I get a little emotional still. I knew no one and truly for the first time was different than most everyone. It really is a colorblind family.

As to Southern states I've lived, if I was to describe,
SC has racism but not as much as you'd think and it's gotten better. The "n" bomb isn't tolerated now...mostly. Majority of people get along but are pretty self-separated.
Tennessee, outside cities and especially SW parts...oh lawd. I'd say at best, whites and blacks tolerate each other
Tallahassee, everyone seems to live w and get along w everyone...that stays within city limits though

miami used to be a lot like your typical southern town but obviously things have changed. there really is no place as diverse and racially tolerant as miami in the entire country in my view. there are a lot of messed up things about the politics of this place for sure but people of different races and cultures really do co-exist here in a way is unique.

the history of Alabama and Mississippi alone should be a major factor in the discussion for kids from outside the deep south,.

Big problem with that logic is thinking the racism comes just from Southerners. I'm sorry to say in Miami, the most racist people I've met have been Cuban-Americans. That's not to say all, and I know it's not all, but a lot of the Cuban-Americans I grew up around and were friends with in high school were pretty **** racist.

What I never understood, was seeing black students at Ole Miss wave confederate flags at games.

 

[Gatorhater]

If you dig, I'm sure you can find similar about just about any institution in the south aside from HBCU's. Every school was prejudiced/racist once upon a time (us included). Some fought harder to keep their racist ways, and some are far more overt and less receptive to change even today, but no matter where you go you will find some prejudiced and/or outright racist people. That includes the most liberal northeast colleges.

I understand why a kid plays there. He's following top coaching. This is 4-5 yrs of his life to put him on a path to make millions. Why not go where there is the greatest exposure.

As a black dude myself, I have no problem with a kid going to play there. **** if everyone had the, "They're racist so why bother" attitude, there would be no progress anywhere.

You make excellent points. Hey, I want all the good players to come to THE U, but to act like Miami is some sort of no-racist zone is ridiculous. And thinking racsim only flows one way is just blind. And continuing to pretend that racism is a Southern thing, is living in the 1860's.

About a dozen years ago I was standing in a long line behind a black lady and we starting complaining to each other about the wait. She said she had just move down from up north, NJ I think. Being a wharehouse of usleless infromation that I am, I mentioned that just the year before, more blacks moved back to the South than move out for the first time since the Civil War, or War of Northern Agression for any die hard Southerners. The assecpted wisdom at the time was that if was because of jobs, so I asked her why she moved. She said it was to say her teenage boys lives beasue the cops up north just seemed to kill them in large numbers for little reason. On the other hand, she said she had never been called the N word until she move here. Not sure if shooting black teenagers is considered racist but would seem to be. Make your own call as to which is worst.

My point is that it might be a little simple minded to say these decisions are clear cut. It is easy to forget that a huge number of blacks are actually Southerners too. The South has always been multi-racial-- granted not in the best of ways. The mid-west is about the most lilly-white area in the country. Jim Crow laws began in Illinois. I am half old time Southerner, half Itialian and Catholic. My dad never could explain why he married my little yankee, papist, *** mom other than to say, "Boy, she was qute." I would have to say I was raised a good old boy racist. The strange thing I always noticed is that I am to this day a heck of a lot more comfortable a bunch of Southern blacks eating our food--you know, fried chicken, bbq ribs, and even good old watermellon, than I was around the mostly NE yankees snobs I went to school with at my beloved U back in the day.

I heard a routine by Steve Harvey, one my favorite comics, about being more comforatble as a black man around, or maybe it was understanding Southerners more than Northererns. Dealt with parenting and discipling kids. Very funny, but also makes a point. When you get down to it, Southerers have common traits that will probably long term lead to the South being the place that ultmately handles the race issue best. On one hand, very hard to believe that, but on the other, it makes all the sense in the world because we have the most experience living together. Ok, not the best on experience but the most. So as Cane fans, it is probably a waste of time crying racism as a recruiting tool against OTHER Southern schools. I heard one of our current GA requirts say he was happy THE U had other GA boys there; it made him comfortable.

Not all these kids want to fight the 60's again. I for one saw the tanks on NW 7, 22 and 27 aves. These kids might want to reap the rewards all that instead. Our job is to show them that THE U is the best place to do that, instead of saying "they bigger racist than us!". It has not been that place the last few years, but it will be again.

 

[FenianBastard]

Bomb is a nice example of what consistent white guilt looks like.

Nah. I'm a ***. My people have been kicked out of the majority of the decent civilizations over the last 3000 years. And those are the good times. The bad times are genocide. I'm just not a bigot. I don't care what color, ***, orientation, country, or whatever. All I care is if Someone is good people or not. And I SMH at anyone stupid or backwards enough to pre-judge a person or still be bigoted in this day and age. But its cool. Their kids and grandkids will shake their heads too when they think back at the POS they came from.

ever wonder why they were kicked out of so many places?

 

[Dwinstitles]

I ask this question in the barber shop every week. It's a **** shame.

I'm no Jesse Jackson, but **** I would love to see just 1 5* big time recruit come out and say. You know what "I was considering Alabama but after doing some research and finding out how racist the majority of the student body is, i decided not to attend an institution with that type of reputation".

I mean **** 13 mythical National titles on the sweat of blacks and whites alike and off the field they still cant get it right. And ppl thought Phillip Sims would get a fair shake there lol. Granted he SUCKS but he was never going to be given a chance anyways.

Oh its gun happen eventually oh it will happen book it

 

[Consigliere]

Bomb is a nice example of what consistent white guilt looks like.

Nah. I'm a ***. My people have been kicked out of the majority of the decent civilizations over the last 3000 years. And those are the good times. The bad times are genocide. I'm just not a bigot. I don't care what color, ***, orientation, country, or whatever. All I care is if Someone is good people or not. And I SMH at anyone stupid or backwards enough to pre-judge a person or still be bigoted in this day and age. But its cool. Their kids and grandkids will shake their heads too when they think back at the POS they came from.

ever wonder why they were kicked out of so many places?

I would love to know your thoughts.