Dean Smith

[Carolina Speed]

As mentioned on the NFL Thread by other posters and Don, the look of the NFL looks like it could never be blacker in the coming years. Well, with the passing of the ACC's first coach, Dean Smith, to recruit and bring in a black player, Charley Scott, the look of college basketball, at least where Duke/UNC are concerned can never be blacker!

At times I'm optimistic that whites will finally get it, but after the death of Smith and the build up to the Duke/UNC game, I'm not so sure.

As a longtime Duke fan, I couldn't bear to watch the game, because I knew that the entire starting 10 would all be black.

While CF was down, I posted on face book in response to a guys post that Black History month could be considered racist. I agreed. I then discussed how basketball and football are biased towards blacks and immediately was met with same old, the most qualified players play or they totally didn't understand and or didn't see the caste system at work.

I have since pointed to that game, Duke/UNC, as a clear indication of the caste system/agenda at work to which most respond with a blank look on their face, no response at all, or that's just how things are attitude or that I'm the racist. Some of my closest family members and friends get it, but most don't care!

There's a lot of articles out there about Dean Smith and how he was the first to bring in a black player, including BSPN's: How Dean Smith/Charley Scott changed the look of Tobacco Road, I'll say, as if that wasn't in your/our face enough.

I'm truly concerned that if whites didn't get it after the latest edition of the All-AA Duke/UNC game and all the hype over Dean Smith, they never will. I hope I'm wrong.

Thanks Dean for bringing diversity to the ACC!

 

[Leonardfan]

Integration is one thing but it led to outright, blatant discrimination against white athletes. Thanks Dean!

 

[Don Wassall]

Even if one knew nothing about Smith, the large and sympathetic media reaction to his death was a sure sign that he was admired by the cultural communists and other anti-Whites, otherwise there would have been a much more muted response as he would have been considered just another "dead white male."

 

[sport historian]

Even if one knew nothing about Smith, the large and sympathetic media reaction to his death was a sure sign that he was admired by the cultural communists and other anti-Whites, otherwise there would have been a much more muted response as he would have been considered just another "dead white male."

Smith would sometimes advertise his political opinions which were quite "acceptable."

 

[Thrashen]

Even if one knew nothing about Smith, the large and sympathetic media reaction to his death was a sure sign that he was admired by the cultural communists and other anti-Whites, otherwise there would have been a much more muted response as he would have been considered just another "dead white male."

Dean Smith was a professional Cultural Marxist, a black civil rights activist, a gay rights activist, a militant political liberal (he was a huge player in the North Carolina Demoncrat party), and a sleepless “anti-racist.†After he passed away, ESPN commentators swapped stories about Smith harassing and bullying white students on campus for not wanting to associate with Negroes during UNC’s integration in the 1960’s. They talked about the many hundreds of former black players that Smith “was a father figure to,†and how he “still talked to them on the phone religiously,†“mentored them as adults,†etc.

One less elderly Negrophile makes the world a better place…

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