Posted on 05/11/2019 5:19:45 PM PDT by GuavaCheesePuff
Longstanding U.S. tradition sees champions in many sports visit the White House as a celebratory honor. But in this bitterly polarized era, meeting the president is no longer a routine practice. Many star athletes have opted out of the experience based on their political and philosophical perspectives. Yamiche Alcindor talks to Kevin Blackistone of The Washington Post and ESPN about the divide.
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Some career racists who are paid outrageous sums for playing a children’s game with a ball and a stick take their childish political grievances to the newspapers rather than the White House.
Childish nonsense.
Ok...Media calls Trump Racist by inviting all of the Red Sox players to the White House, blacks don’t attend..film 24/7. I guess the media called Trump racist when Joey Logano and Roger Penske visited the White House (Joey was the champion in 2018), instead of Bubba Wallace (a black driver who needs a better team) or Daniel Suarez (Mexican born, great team he is with) or Aric Almirola (The Cuban Missile, with a great team), who didn’t win the championship?
That is because dark skinned humans are almost exclusively more racist than light skinned humans.
JoMa
Should never let racist sports teams build their trashy stadium in your city that clogs the highway traffic.
Sports Stadium = Racist Bigots
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