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Still inexcusable. Are you all trying to dupe people into thinking that there are no Blacks at TxSU? Any student that attends our schools need to understand that these are HBCU's first and foremost. Promise them that they will get a good education and be treated with dignity and respect, but this IS and will always be an HBCU.
I totally agree. I don't think they are coons. My problem is the lies blacks as well as whites use to say black people don't care about black on black crime. That is ignorant. The same blacks who say that never attend rallies or functions supporting the fight against it themselves.Why does a black person have to be a c**n because they don't agree with the BLM movement?
Of course we are don't be silly. We are still extremely majority black. Furthermore, how can you no longer be a "Historically" Black College/University?
That video was made 3 years ago to use as a recruitment piece at non black high school we recruit from.
The spirit of which he used to marginalize BLM will be (and is) praised by white supremacists who KNOW this is a noble movement. Sherman, Ray Lewis, etc are not criticizing BLM out of love. They're doing it to get in good graces with white folks. If a black person with a spotlight has a legit issue with BLM and "the cause" in general, they need to take that up in private and STFU in public. Period. Otherwise, you will be ostracized and labeled as a c**n or a suspected white supremacist.
The right to an opinion does not come with a right to be free of consequence of the opinion.
Why does a black person have to be a c**n because they don't agree with the BLM movement?
Why does a black person have to be a c**n because they don't agree with the BLM movement?
Folks y'all gotta be honest black people hated Dr. King for the Civil Rights movement. They said he was stirring up hate in their towns. Keep it real these same genes live on.
He never said he didn't agree with it, though
You're right...but he did say "black on black crime" needs to be resolved first...which is basically saying, "fugg your movement."
Black folks have to start looking past the moment and look long term. His comments are not helpful at all.
You can't say "I support black lives matter, BUT" .. your "but" negates whatever soggy support you claim you have.
"I support freeing slaves, but..."
"I support giving blacks their right to vote, but..."
"I support justice for rape victims, but..."
You see how that works?
Black Lives Matter is a movement in a specific focus area. That is what people are missing. This long conversation about the meaning of Black Lives Matter is stupid.
For example: My foundation focuses on HIV/AIDS in Rural Communities. Am I saying that HIV/AIDS is not important in other places? Of course not. It's just that my focus is the rural parts of the country.
What bothers me is that Richard Sherman and a few others fail to grasp that perspective.
In my opinion we as black people try so much to please people because of the mistakes we made in the past, i.e. Ray Lewis and Richard Sherman. As someone noted above Ray Lewis may be pleasing these people because he should have been in prison. Sherman's antics of being called a thug etc...in front of a white reporter. Instead of straddling the fence both of them should think and know how to choose their words properly.
Another example, when I am speaking about HIV/AIDS I never discuss my moral beliefs of homosexuality. NEVER. I cut the question off quick by stating "my objective is not to determine the morality of a relationship but to assist people in practicing safe sex, going to their physicians, gaining assistance with medication, and living a comfortable and mentally positive life."
I have had Gay Organizations, churches, etc.... to try and get me on their bandwagon and missed on my money because of my stance on not getting involved with their interest.
Until BLACK FOLKS (some) realize that Black Lives Matter is a focused movement on specific issues we will continue to have this discussion.
This is the same dude white Americans had death threats against last year. Now they love him. Ha!My thing is...anybody can see why BLM sprouted. They KNOW what BLM is about. They just choose to tap-dance.
Sherman is a Sigma with a degree from Stanford. He's smart enough to know better.
You're right...but he did say "black on black crime" needs to be resolved first...which is basically saying, "fugg your movement."
Black folks have to start looking past the moment and look long term. His comments are not helpful at all.
You can't say "I support black lives matter, BUT" .. your "but" negates whatever soggy support you claim you have.
"I support freeing slaves, but..."
"I support giving blacks their right to vote, but..."
"I support justice for rape victims, but..."
You see how that works?
The spirit of which he used to marginalize BLM will be (and is) praised by white supremacists who KNOW this is a noble movement. Sherman, Ray Lewis, etc are not criticizing BLM out of love. They're doing it to get in good graces with white folks. If a black person with a spotlight has a legit issue with BLM and "the cause" in general, they need to take that up in private and STFU in public. Period. Otherwise, you will be ostracized and labeled as a c**n or a suspected white supremacist.
The right to an opinion does not come with a right to be free of consequence of the opinion.
My thing is...anybody can see why BLM sprouted. They KNOW what BLM is about. They just choose to tap-dance.
Sherman is a Sigma with a degree from Stanford. He's smart enough to know better.
Sherman has not been put in his place, he just has an opinion on this that many black people don't agree with. He has other opinions that many white people don't agree with. Dude is his own man and own person and says what he feels regardless of how others feel, I can respect that even when I don't agree with him.Sherman has been slapped on the wrist several times for speaking his mind. He has been put in his place. He has finally realized his degree from Stanford does not change his skin color.
Sherman has not been put in his place, he just has an opinion on this that many black people don't agree with. He has other opinions that many white people don't agree with. Dude is his own man and own person and says what he feels regardless of how others feel, I can respect that even when I don't agree with him.