Bomani Jones Keeping It Real On First Take

[Malta]

Freddie Coleman is real cool, SAS is the only black man there that always wants to start some bullshyt.

Yeah, I've liked Freddie everytime I've heard him speak.

 

[kuts]

Yes we all agree having a stable family helps. But having a stable family aint the reason Bomani is smart like this. He has said and admitted that his parents were pro-black, fought for black issues and supported black folks. These were black folks who purposely took less money to teach at HBCUs and teach in Nigeria. They also made it a point to put Bomani in a black private school because they felt it would give him a solid foundation for his upbringing.

These were parents who were down for the cause and is one of the reasons Bomani ain't out here selling his soul for pennies on the dollar.

Pretty sure we're saying the same thing. Having both parents being present, accountable, and having integrity is what helps children. My point is that people wanting all this change and whatnot from policies and systems are wasting their time as raising a family will do more for yours than what this country will do.

 

[LinusCaldwell]

Molly got put in check real quick there at the end. Bomani raised some great points. Especially about the talk. Freddie did too. What now...

 

[StatUS]

Molly been eating a little bit over the summer

 

[yseJ]

Both Bomani and the other brother made some fantastic points and they never resorted to arguing or dissing each other

espn ratings aint gonna like that

 

[Carolina Slim]

Molly been eating a little bit over the summer

Maybe the homie Jalen been doing a lil more work than we originally thought....

 

[Slim]

Bomani been a real one. I first started following him a few years back when he was just doing his podcasts (Evening Jones).

I found him because it was MLK day and he was on twitter sonnin' folks about how King was not some docile, kumbaya brother that he's portrayed to be. He was a revolutionary fighting against white supremacy and how a lot of these cacs who claim to admire him would be calling him a "race-baiter" among other shyt.

Been a fan ever since. Happy to see he's continuing to voice those same opinions as his platform grows.

 

[El Poyo Loco]

Bomani been a real one. I first started following him a few years back when he was just doing his podcasts (Evening Jones).

I found him because it was MLK day and he was on twitter sonnin' folks about how King was not some docile, kumbaya brother that he's portrayed to be. He was a revolutionary fighting against white supremacy and how a lot of these cacs who claim to admire him would be calling him a "race-baiter" among other shyt.

Been a fan ever since. Happy to see he's continuing to voice those same opinions as his platform grows.

I remember that MLK day and he was throwing links to old articles calling King a race hustler.

I been following him since The Morning Jones and Page 2. That Sterling article on Page 2

 

[Rell84shots]

The only negative with Bomani is he's a bit thin skinned, but imo all media people are so it's not that big of a deal.

 

[jwinfield]

 

[Tide Run This]

Caught some of this before I dipped out yesterday morning they were both doing they thing show isn't that bad when you don't have trolls just getting they gimmicks over

 

[BXKingPin82]

Is the Bomani shyt on youtube?

 

[zayk35]

He seems like he would walk away from the mothership if they ever tried to make him apologize for speaking his mind
Its coming...remember espn= Disney

 

[mastermind]

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"speak like a professional white collar worker"

 

[mastermind]

Wait that's Freddie Coleman? I'd seen him once or twice before and heard his radio show plenty times. I been thinking that's Craig Robinson, Michelle Obama's brother

dude with OBama is Craig Robinson, Michelle's older brother and former Oregon State head basketball coach.