courtdog
Drinks Blood from a Boot
So, I have been accused of starting shyt. Looking for RACE based issues and then plowing ahead with this BLACK AGENDA 
I peep the white agenda, and I speak out against it. Call me what you want
But you can't call me a liar.
So anyway, I was looking up some things on black on black crimes in sports
when I came across something disturbing. Its something Black ppl know about, and talk about. But to see it for yourself in other ways, it really hit home for me today. And I wanted to share this discovery with you all.
Whenever you watch sports, nowadays it seems like every commentator will go into great detail about a black players personal life. If you see any black athlete for instance, often you will still hear an announcer say something like "Dez Bryant for the touchdown!!! Wow, what a great grab. He had some personal off field issues, but he overcame those to catch the game winning touchdown!!!"
But with white players, they NEVER do this. A nikka get a parking ticket, you'll hear about it during the starting lineups... "And starting at SG, from Lower Marion H.S. and found not guilty in a rape trial, but i'm not sure cuz of that parking ticket... Hobe Bryant!!!"
Yeah, I'm only "SLIGHTLY" exaggerating. But lets take a look at how wikipedia looks at the black athlete compared to the white ones.
What I noticed is most black athletes have a "controversies" option that white athletes do NOT have
MOSS Randy Moss - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Terrell Owens - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
But how about the white athletes with well documented "controversies"
Big Ben Ben Roethlisberger - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia NOPE!!!
Tom Brady - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Brock Lesnar Brock Lesnar - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
How bout
Chris? Chris Andersen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Lets do direct comparisons...
Barry Bonds Barry Bonds - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Mark McGuire? Mark McGwire - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I peep the white agenda, and I speak out against it. Call me what you want
But you can't call me a liar.
So anyway, I was looking up some things on black on black crimes in sports
when I came across something disturbing. Its something Black ppl know about, and talk about. But to see it for yourself in other ways, it really hit home for me today. And I wanted to share this discovery with you all.Whenever you watch sports, nowadays it seems like every commentator will go into great detail about a black players personal life. If you see any black athlete for instance, often you will still hear an announcer say something like "Dez Bryant for the touchdown!!! Wow, what a great grab. He had some personal off field issues, but he overcame those to catch the game winning touchdown!!!"
But with white players, they NEVER do this. A nikka get a parking ticket, you'll hear about it during the starting lineups... "And starting at SG, from Lower Marion H.S. and found not guilty in a rape trial, but i'm not sure cuz of that parking ticket... Hobe Bryant!!!"
Yeah, I'm only "SLIGHTLY" exaggerating. But lets take a look at how wikipedia looks at the black athlete compared to the white ones.
What I noticed is most black athletes have a "controversies" option that white athletes do NOT have

MOSS Randy Moss - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Terrell Owens - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaBut how about the white athletes with well documented "controversies"
Big Ben Ben Roethlisberger - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia NOPE!!!
Tom Brady - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaBrock Lesnar Brock Lesnar - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
How bout
Chris? Chris Andersen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaLets do direct comparisons...
Barry Bonds Barry Bonds - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Mark McGuire? Mark McGwire - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

EXPOSED!!!
I never noticed the wikipedia controversies tabs for those of slave descent and lack the tabs for the pigment challenged counterparts. Good observation. Thats white privilege in sports for ya though, it is what it is 






