JSTGriz said:
This is how it would go. Bobby puts out statement a and doesn’t use words like Kneel or use the proper emoji. The Karen’s are right there to rake him over the coals like Drew Brees.
I believe it was the Black players on Brees’ team that educated him on their experiences. Are these the Karen’s that you are referring to?
And keeping it in the locker room is Bobby being Bobby. That is why I was curious if he had done something out of character on this issue.
I don’t expect for there to be just social media posts. But the local media just interviewing the black coach and not the white coach is a form of racial profiling. It subtly suggests that this is a Black issue not a Human-rights issue.
I believe that the press works best when it asks questions that are not easy to answer for those that are asked the questions. Whether it was Fox questioning Obama or MSNBC and CNN questioning Trump I like to see hard questions asked. Softball interviews where the interviewee spouts off their views with no tough follow-ups aren’t what I think should be acceptable by Americans.