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I didn't see anything wrong with Long some in here are goin harder at Long than they do at Trump 
Malcolm Jenkins Puts Fist in Air during Anthem (Chris Long has arm around him)
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Facts. Some of these cats are pretending to be black and are using reverse psychology. No black person has any incentive to go out of their way to criticize this. These "nikkas" are literally downplaying this the same way a racist cac on a white forum would.I didn't see anything wrong with Long some in here are goin harder at Long than they do at Trump
So UnThotful
Superstar
Long and Jenkins spoke to the media about this
"If you don’t see why you need allies for people that are fighting for equality right now, I don’t think you’ll ever see it," Long said after the game, according to Tim McManus of ESPN. "So my thing is, Malcolm is a leader and I’m here to show support as a white athlete."
This was Long's first statement during the anthem, but he was vocal recently after the riots in his hometown of Charlottesville, Va.
Long spoke out against the events last weekend, where a woman who was involved in a counter-protest was killed after being struck by a vehicle.
Jenkins was obviously moved by Long's gesture, speaking to Les Bowen of the Philadelphia Daily News:
"He kind of pulled me aside and said that he wanted to do something in support of me ... I asked him just a couple of questions, really the main thing was what message was he trying to get across, and that message was that more white men should feel the need, especially after what's recently transpired in Charlottesville, but even before that, that more white males should take the position of an ally, in support. Not somebody who's trying to undermine or take over or draw attention to themselves, which is why I don't think he did exactly what I was doing."
"If you don’t see why you need allies for people that are fighting for equality right now, I don’t think you’ll ever see it," Long said after the game, according to Tim McManus of ESPN. "So my thing is, Malcolm is a leader and I’m here to show support as a white athlete."
This was Long's first statement during the anthem, but he was vocal recently after the riots in his hometown of Charlottesville, Va.
Long spoke out against the events last weekend, where a woman who was involved in a counter-protest was killed after being struck by a vehicle.
Jenkins was obviously moved by Long's gesture, speaking to Les Bowen of the Philadelphia Daily News:
"He kind of pulled me aside and said that he wanted to do something in support of me ... I asked him just a couple of questions, really the main thing was what message was he trying to get across, and that message was that more white men should feel the need, especially after what's recently transpired in Charlottesville, but even before that, that more white males should take the position of an ally, in support. Not somebody who's trying to undermine or take over or draw attention to themselves, which is why I don't think he did exactly what I was doing."
Everythingg
King-Over-Kingz
Its the same principle. Even that, you in the bay. When the black panthers saw their brehs getting beat by cops, did they put up a fist? Or did they go create their own "police" force to police the police?
"Help get the racist ones outta here"This will literally change nothing, you jumping for joy because a white guy put his arm around his black teammate
Jesus Is Lord
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I didn't see anything wrong with Long some in here are goin harder at Long than they do at Trump
Who are these posters? @them and stop being cowards for daps. Or are y'all making things up? NOTHING is wrong with what Long did, I don't think ANYONE said that, some of us aren't moved by his gesture and that seems to be THE problem. Keep jumping for joy because a white breh speaks out, meanwhile a million more who actually have POWER and INFLUENCE don't give a damn about you and your family's Black asses. Because some of us in this thread aren't celebrating with you brothers doesn't mean that we aren't Black, we are going on what the past and present is showing us, they (NFL owners and the Law) don't care and won't change anything to benefit us as a whole. Long putting his arm around Malc doesn't change shyt for me or you or Black people. You're the type that these racist people love, they give you crumb and your ass is jumping in circles and denouncing others who don't jump while you're skinning and grinning when "massa" is "down for the cause". Get your ass way outta here with your views and your bullshyt reasoning. The Black Panthers, you know the brothers that came from the Bay, are turning over in their graves because of boot licking negroes like you. Keep fishing for daps to sound politically correct, when the situations are all incorrect. Put more energy into these honkeys who hate me and you instead of going against the next brother who may not have the same excitement of a white dude "speaking out". Quick to throw brehs to the side who don't trust white men. I'm not your enemy, nor are the other brothers who don't agree with you 100%.
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Exactly.
Bless't
Living the dream
Word Just look at the president
Dude can sign off on anything and he don't like black people
David_TheMan
Veteran
What makes you think white people don't "realize" what they are doing?
If a white NFL player is speaking out, that could mean other cacs will realize how fukked up they are..yall cant be this dense
They played a negative role because they lead a movement to their own benefit, not black benefit, which is why blacks are still experiencing and fighting for the same things now as then.
That said you think white acceptance is the purpose or a goal of black civil rights movement?