O.J. Simpson was innocent, but white people are racist. O.J. is symbolic of black men, who date white women, and that has never truly been acceptable within white society. White men, especially get very upset whenever a white woman, allows a black man to sleep with her. I’ve noticed, white women tend to go along […]
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Random thoughts on Rachel Nichols, Bill Cosby and Diversity… Rachel Nichols was out of line; but I am not surprised. The amount of work that needs to be done to “Fix” us … is Huge; by Us I mean, the U.S.A. – sadly, far too many whites view black hires as ‘diversity hires’ – and
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The coronavirus could inspire much needed change in America. I was looking into Singapore and how they are dealing with all of this. They have a reputation for being one of the Cleanest cities in all the world. And it shows – they have a SUPER LOW number of infections and last I checked –
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Kobe Bryant’s life was celebrated on Monday, February 24th, 2020. Also his daughter Gigi, was remembered with several moving moments from speeches to unseen video footage. Lots of celebrities and Sports Royalty were in attendance, with NBA stars, Lakers Family, and naturally including Kobe Bryant’s parents. Famously, and unfortunately the relationship between Kobe and his
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By now there is a good chance you’ve seen this interview with Kobe Bryant and Rich Eisen. In case you missed it we have it for you below. This is an excellent discussion in so many ways. The maturity Kobe Bryant displays, is what you’d expect when a man reaches 40 years old. Having just
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One white person who is fully aware of his privilege is Greg Poppovich, coach of the San Antonio Spurs. Sports has always taught us these lessons, that human beings really are all the same. Through sports, either you’re good or you ain’t! Color truly does not matter on the basketball court, or the football field.
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It was one of the nastiest basketball moves you could ever see. The serious debate among real basketball fans is, “Who’s got more handles … Kyrie or Curry?” I’m not going to answer that here; instead I’m simply going to pose a different question entirely. Did Seth Curry Lock Up the MVP while Breaking Chris
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Kobe Bryant Responds Brilliantly (Good and Bad Cycles) Kobe Bryant has always been regarded as a brilliant basketball player, but for those who have followed his career – it is pretty well known that he is also a brilliant man. Several news stories came out in his younger years about how he’d stay home and
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The Real Reason Henry Abbott is Bashing Kobe Bryant I just read the CBS Sports’ response to the ridiculous piece by Henry Abbott for ESPN – it’s an Awesome article —(read A breakdown of Anonymous Sources Take On Kobe Bryant) Not sure how many folks read the Henry Abbott article that began all this; a
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It’s been an Odd Season and Now it’s Finally over – paraphrasing John Barry, commentating on the end of the Lakers 2012-2013 Season. Dwight Howard went out with a bang too. Getting himself ejected from the critical Game 4 to stave off elimination by the San Antonio Spurs. Here in Los Angeles a winning effort
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