@shannonsharpeee Love him! His honesty is refreshing. The double standard was so obvious even in the after game q&a. If she was classless, Caitlyn was classless. It doesn’t matter if it was 10 seconds or 10 minutes.
2 days ago ESPN produced a segment called ‘Caitlin Clark: Queen of Clap Backs 👑’. The focus; her clapping, “You’re down 15 points. Shut up,” and of course the “you can’t see me” hand wave.
Her “trash talk” was embraced and celebrated. It wasn’t stigmatized and pathologized.
@OrtizKicks You are the perfect example of the double standard mindset. She was not classless. She gave her the winning version of what Caitlyn served to her opponents during play. Call one classless, call the other classless. Caitlyn is not a role model.
@NatashaSAlford@theGrio Here is a link to provide comments to the OMB on the proposal that risks erasing the count of AfroLatinos and thereby diminish the ability to detect patterns of racial exclusion and the enforcement of civil rights: https://t.co/B794BPVoHY
@balleralert As an Afro Latina, YT presenting Latinos should not be allowed to use the n word. Latinidad does not always equal brethren or non racist. Many take advantage of minority opportunities equal to African presenting people whilst still having the mind of a colonizer.
@JHesterEl1 @RealDLHughley @lipstickalley I’m shocked by the responses. This is only the beginning. We are already struggling for equity, lack inclusion in history books and in business. Our students receive the least funding and find solace in these organizations. This should matter to any person of African descent.