Well, At Least ESPN's Stephen A. Smith Isn't A Racist

[Darryl]

link:

https://www.foxnews.com/media/espns-stephen-a-smith-says-former-nba-star-steve-nash-landed-brooklyn-nets-coaching-job-because-of-white-privilege

Darryl

[Catonahottinroof]

Fans: Given the political climate, the NBA couldn’t be less watchable...

Steven A Smith: Hold my beer......

[ukpumacat]

D, that "take" was simply awful.

Jason Kidd and Ty Lue got jobs without any experience either. Both black Pg's.

No idea if Nash will be good or not but I would bet he will. There isn't a guy in the world that is more desperate for attention than Stephen A. He's just really bad.

[kingcat]

D, that "take" was simply awful.

Jason Kidd and Ty Lue got jobs without any experience either. Both black Pg's.

No idea if Nash will be good or not but I would bet he will. There isn't a guy in the world that is more desperate for attention than Stephen A. He's just really bad.

He is contentious in every matter. I think that's his blueprint for success.

[catmanjack]

Doesn’t matter he said it and unfortunately many will believe it or should I say many that like to be guided.
Pieces like that do damage.

[Doc]

D, that "take" was simply awful.

Jason Kidd and Ty Lue got jobs without any experience either. Both black Pg's.

No idea if Nash will be good or not but I would bet he will. There isn't a guy in the world that is more desperate for attention than Stephen A. He's just really bad.

Tyrone Lue got a head coaching job after one season as an asst coach. But then the only way he sees the inside of the HOF is if he buys a ticket.

So is Nash not a good pick because he has no experience or because he is Canadian? Nash has long been applauded for his mentoring of individual players, and for his abilty to be the floor coach.

Screamin Stephen has and will continue to see race in almost every situation. He is an Al Sharpton without the chicken neck and bad hair.

[CitizenBBN]

Thus we see the problem with "White Privilege" and Affirmative Action and every other attempt to define people by the color of their skin.

If we were to try to follow Dr. King's vision we could move past this, and focus on equality of opportunity and yes, address situations where it appears someone was slighted due to ethnicity or any other irrelevant factor. That's why we have those laws on the books.

This direction of thinking has no point at which people can then be united. We now see calls by minority students to actually re-segregate at their college. Really? What was Brown v. Board of Education for?

[kingcat]

I think he’d side against his own mother if it meant a ratings point.

[Catonahottinroof]

That is how I see it as well...

I think he’d side against his own mother if it meant a ratings point.

[dan_bgblue]

He should side against her, I mean she raised him for God's sake.

[BigBluePappy]

He should side against her, I mean she raised him for God's sake.

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