I was trying to find thisI watched a lil bit of this and saw a tick-tock of them boys sharing helmets when he was playing Miami.
I coached 4th grade last year and we wasn’t even doing that.
we had over 10 teams of 2nd-6th grade and nobody was sharing gear.
You’re right, two things can be true, but the importance of one greatly outweighs the other. The coverage was not proportional to which side was more important.Two things can be true. BCU has major issues that need to be addressed. Some are their own doing, some like many other HBCUS are the fault of alumni lack of support and also support in general.
It can also be true that the way Ed Reed went about his message was wrong. I mean if you're a coach a huge part of your job is your ability to communicate your message in a way everyone can get. He admittedly didn't do that and thus gave folks an excuse to try and dismiss his legit concerns.
You’re right, two things can be true, but the importance of one greatly outweighs the other. The coverage was not proportional to which side was more important.
The school’s mismanagement is disgraceful but all you hear about is Ed Reed’s reaction.
Precisely.Yeah I was talking with a couple friends about this yesterday. I think the school and some BCU and other HBCU alumni reactions lean more towards "we don't want white folks knowing our business" as opposed to actually wanting to fix the issues. I can get part of that because alot of people group all HBCU schools together and see what's happening at one as a sign of what's happening at every one which is not only wrong but fucked up. However that fear of having dirty laundry exposed has led to serious neglect and that shit 100% needs to be put on blast
That shit lame as fuck.The fuck is goin on at Howie U....
White Student Sues Howard University For Alleged Racial Discrimination - HBCU Buzz
The Howard University School of Law is facing a $2 million lawsuit for racial discrimination from a white student alleging the school created a "hostile education environment."hbcubuzz.com
Newman alleged that he faced backlash although he repeatedly explained that he was seeking to learn about the views and experiences of Black Americans. He also claimed that many students started to refer to him as “mayo king” (a perceived reference to his race) and “white panther.”
@ "mayo king"