Michael Oher's adopted mother gets called out for self-righteous Instagram post
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Nino Soprano
Superstar
my bad yo
DerrtySouthpaw
Deport mike bobo
hasnt michael oher stated numerous times they made him look timid & dumb in that movie?
The Realist Perspective
Superstar
I wonder if she made mike do some good deeds in the house with her
Will you shut the fukk up? Damn. Some of ya'll are embarrassing as hell.
The Prince of All Saiyans
Formerly Jisoo Stan & @Twitter
blackestofpanthers
God forgives, you are forgiven.
Fart Knocker
Superstar
this. that cac bytch is so ignorant she literally has no idea she was being racist by prejudicing smh
holidayinn21
:SmugMoneyMike:
see, shyt like this gets brothers wrongfully arrested and killed by pigs.
and then she gives herself a pat on the back afterwards
what's wrong with this dumb bytch
and then she gives herself a pat on the back afterwards
what's wrong with this dumb bytch
Nino Soprano
Superstar
I swear some of u take this shyt too serious...relaxnikka mad as hell lol.
Amerikan Melanin
Veteran
Dont take random pictures with white women.
http://www.historyvshollywood.com/reelfaces/blindside.php
Did Michael Oher really have to learn to play football when he first joined the high school team?
No. This was grossly exaggerated in the movie. Michael did not have to learn how to play football, and Leigh Anne never walked onto the practice field to inspire Michael by telling him to protect his team as if he was protecting their family. The film's suggestion that he needed to be taught how to play football upset the real Michael Oher, "That part right there, it really got me because it was never like that. I've always known how to play the game of football. I've always had a passion for the game. You know, it's Hollywood, so I mean that's what they do, but at the end of the day it's still a good story."
Was he really a timid player who had to be toughened up?
No. "I've always had that fire and passion in me on the field," says Michael. "You can't put aggression into a person. It's impossible. Either you have that toughness and aggression or you don't." -20/20
Did the Tuohy's son S.J. really help teach Michael about football?
No. As the real Michael Oher stated above, he already knew how to play football. When Michael Oher was taken in by the Tuohy family, the Tuohy's son S.J. (Sean Jr.) was 8-years-old at the time (NYTimes.com). Actor Jay Head, who portrays S.J. in the movie, had just turned 11-years-old when filming began, although onscreen he looks to be a few years younger than he is and more in line with the true story. The real S.J. was not nearly as small either. He was by no means the pipsqueak that we see onscreen. Michael and S.J. did play sports together recreationally, but S.J. didn't have to teach him anything.
Prince Akeem
Its not that deep breh....
Reninds me of the time my English teacher told me to stay after class and started asking me personal shyt, telling me that she like my short stories and asked me, "How did you learn to speak so well?" . bytch, I'm in the AP class like everyone else for a reason 
She tried to get me to join that sorry ass black student counsel made up of 5 square ass known c00ns and 3 white students
It's always that assuming, benevolent, charitable do-gooder bullshyt that gets me
. I'm happy ol' boy spoke out. Social media reigns
She tried to get me to join that sorry ass black student counsel made up of 5 square ass known c00ns and 3 white students
It's always that assuming, benevolent, charitable do-gooder bullshyt that gets me
. I'm happy ol' boy spoke out. Social media reigns
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