Tennessee has only one black assistant coach?!

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butchna said:
There's no word cracker honky et al that has the chilling demeaning effect of the n word...just factualizing
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Grizz disagrees. Sticks and stones buddy, sticks and stones. The n word has such little power these days that black youth began using it as a term of endearment amongst each other. Not only that it is used not as a descriptor but as an identifier of friends, enemies, and groups by black people. The word is just a word.


Except when whitey says it, then all you said was true.:)
 
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WoodsmanVol said:
If you can react the same way to winning and losing, that is a big accomplishment. That quality is important because it stays with you the rest of your life. Chris Evert (1954 - )
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Yet posters call that apathy and sunshine pumping. I call it handling yourself and not acting like a drunk and angry redneck after a loss of a game. For some reason, you have to act like a jackass now or you don't care.
 
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pualsline said:
I'm mad that we don't have any asians...
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Don't be a moron, sir. The original reason hiring black coaches is a progressive issue is because a majority of big time college football players(SEC, etc) are black and when only 5 percent of coaches are black something could be amiss.
 
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bigoleorange said:
Don't be a moron, sir. The original reason hiring black coaches is a progressive issue is because a majority of big time college football players(SEC, etc) are black and when only 5 percent of coaches are black something could be amiss.
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Are you suggesting that we make the football team look more like society as a whole?
 
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bigoleorange said:
Don't be a moron, sir. The original reason hiring black coaches is a progressive issue is because a majority of big time college football players(SEC, etc) are black and when only 5 percent of coaches are black something could be amiss.
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Somewhere, there's a sense of humor looking for its missing owner.
 
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tim said:
Grizz disagrees. Sticks and stones buddy, sticks and stones. The n word has such little power these days that black youth began using it as a term of endearment amongst each other. Not only that it is used not as a descriptor but as an identifier of friends, enemies, and groups by black people. The word is just a word.


Except when whitey says it, then all you said was true.:)
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Your statement here is the strongest one yet in showing the importance of diversity. I don't believe you to be a racist, but you certainly lack a bit of understanding.
 
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bigoleorange said:
Don't be a moron, sir. The original reason hiring black coaches is a progressive issue is because a majority of big time college football players(SEC, etc) are black and when only 5 percent of coaches are black something could be amiss.
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If black kids cared as much as you think they do then the SEC would suck and would be filled with white kids. The best coaches in the country are in the SEC and the best players want to play for them regardless of skin color. You also jumped on the guy for a joke.
 
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