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I agree. Two things few will ask:

Why don’t blacks talk about black on black and black on white crimes?

Why do blacks get a pass for their racist stances?

I know, based on what liberals tell us that blacks need more school funding, that blacks are less educated and with that they lack proper vocabulary skills, but that should not matter.

When Rudy T. got punched out by Kermit Washington in an NBA game back in the 70s, there were plenty of sympathizers for the attacker. Ali calling Joe Frazier a gorilla and yet Ali was worshiped. There are many other instances. Most recently, a black person on a sports channel said of a player from the past “that white boy could play.” I said it yesterday, if an NHL player said “that black boy can play” about a hockey player he would be done and now!

But perhaps we have become apathetic. It shouldn’t be. Stop buying tickets, stop supporting these dunces and by all means do not buy a jersey with their last names and wear it. That is demeaning. A player wouldn’t wear your last name, just because someone bounces a ball shouldn’t make him a hero especially if he is going to spew hatred about race relations.