White coach fired for being White?

[Jimmy Chitwood]

Ex-Clark Atlanta coach alleges race discrimination and was the reason for his termination.

A white football coach is accusing the college's president and athletic director of firing him this week because of the color of his skin.


Ted Bahhur, who was fired Tuesday by Clark Atlanta University, made the allegation against president Carlton Brown and AD Tamica Jones in a racial-discrimination complaint filed Friday with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, lawyer Ed Gadrix told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.


Gadrix said Bahhur's EEOC complaint documents "a wide series of events that have taken place that have tried to force him out on racial grounds."


Brown, who is black, did not return messages left Friday, the newspaper reported. In an e-mail message, Jones, who is also black, wrote that she had no comment.



After inheriting a team that had lost 39 of 43 games, Bahhur went 20-29, including 6-5 last season â€" the team's first winning record since 1991. A three-game losing streak has dropped Clark Atlanta to 3-3 this fall.


On Thursday, Jones told the paper that "expectations for the team are not W's and L's as they are that we have a responsibility to commit to our young men, as well. That's where we were most lacking."


Bahhur alleges he was asked questions in meetings and embarrassed by Brown and Jones in ways that black coaches were not.


Bahhur also took exception to Jones' questions about his commitment to the players. He said graduation rates improved during his tenure, estimating that 15 of the roughly 25 seniors graduated last spring, two more have since completed requirements and an additional two are on track to complete degree work this spring.


Bahhur said he has also raised money for renovated facilities, including the locker room, weight room and coaches office.


"I want everybody to know that that school is a great institution," Bahhur said. "This is a couple rotten apples in the school that want to treat people different."

thoughts anyone?

 

[Bart]

<div></div>thoughts anyone?</div>

Not many details, but it may be a brotherly squeeze play. The interim coach is black. The story won't go anywhere. No one cares when Whites get shafted.

 

[Taco]

wow, that guy did so many things for those student-athletes and for the team and to get kicked out like that is a disgrace and definitately takes a notch out of that school's credibility. Then again its a school in Atlanta, the same city that showed unwavering support to Vick before going to prison on the simple fact that he is black. Atlanta seems to be an openly anti-white city. I expect this to get zero media time.

 

[Tom Iron]

I don't think anyone here is surprised by this, I've seen this type of thing in my own life. Luckily, I was in a position to help a guy who was treated in this way, and did so.

As far as coach Bahhur goes, don't worry. you can't screw a guy like him. He'll land on his feet.

The two jerks who fired him will get theirs in the end, We probably won't know how they get paid back for their perfidy, but I assure you they'll not walk away from this without paying the bill, + interest.
Nobody gets away with anything in this world. Never.

Tom Iron...

 

[Electric Slide]

I suspect that this will get some media time after enough people raise the story. But, the way they will frame it is that "white supremacists" are complaining that the story didn't get covered. Of course, a black person will be on and say "that's ludacriss, blacks still only make 77 cents to every 1 white dollar." And the white person will say "it did get media coverage, these people are only saying it didn't cause they're racist." Then it will fade after that.

 

[C Darwin]

I wish Ted Bahhur was working as hard to improve the lives of white people as he is for the darkies.

 

[DixieDestroyer]

Clark is a "HBU", so I'm surprised Bahhur was even hired. I'm sure the alumni & boosters wanted a fellow black as HC.

ES & C Darwin, good assessments. The (Globalist Elite) controlled MSM will sweep this (valid) discrimination under the rug...whilst "headlining" & hyping the incessant, bogus cases of (supposed) discrimination against blacks.