....with hardly the same amount of black players as the NBA. Says a lot.

....with hardly the same amount of black players as the NBA. Says a lot.

that olbermann loves the attention? or the boyscottI agree.
I agree with this 100%
The labor has 100% of the power in this case. They can absolutely bring havoc, seize the power and control the conversation.
The NBA would be brought to its knees and if they tried to sue, the NBA would have a fantastic time trying to explain why it allowed openly discriminatory policies while receiving public funds and public protection
Richard Sherman needs to reach out to cliff paul....
at the c00nish statements in this thread. he's right. some of you so-called "black" men are exposing yourselves.This isnt really a new story about Sterling. A lot of minorities work for owners across all divisions of labor that harbor racist feelings. Just like the Barney's racial profiling situation this isnt limited to one business, nor is it the burden of one person or small group of people to resolve it. Clippers players need to play and take advantage of the big stage of the NBA Playoffs to bring awareness to just how despicable Sterling's views are. They can protest on the court and at their press conference. Best case scenario would be to thrive in the playoffs and hoist the trophy at the end like the '68 Olympics. It'd be nice if the players protested, but the pressure to do something about this needs to be on the NBA and it's sponsors.

This isnt really a new story about Sterling. A lot of minorities work for owners across all divisions of labor that harbor racist feelings. Just like the Barney's racial profiling situation this isnt limited to one business, nor is it the burden of one person or small group of people to resolve it. Clippers players need to play and take advantage of the big stage of the NBA Playoffs to bring awareness to just how despicable Sterling's views are. They can protest on the court and at their press conference. Best case scenario would be to thrive in the playoffs and hoist the trophy at the end like the '68 Olympics. It'd be nice if the players protested, but the pressure to do something about this needs to be on the NBA and it's sponsors.
Clippers players need to play and take advantage of the big stage of the NBA Playoffs to bring awareness to just how despicable Sterling's views are.

nope I wouldn't work for him or her...If your boss was a racist, would you organize an effort to boycott your job?
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