2021 was the year the myth of black athletic supremacy was eternally squashed in the US

[grandmaster]

2021 AP Athlete of the Year - Shohei Ohtani

...and from the 9 most popular sports in the US:
1. 2021 AP NFL MVP / PFWA NFL MVP - Aaron Rodgers
2. 2020–21 NBA MVP - Nikola Jokic
3. 2021 BBWAA Most Valuable Player - American League: Shohei Ohtani. National League: Bryce Harper
4. 2021 BoxRec Annual Ratings (#1 Heavyweight) - Oleksandr Usyk / 2021 The Ring Magazine's Annual Ratings - Heavyweights - Tyson Fury
5. 2021 Ballon d'Or - Lionel Messi / 2021 The Best FIFA Men's Player - Robert Lewandowski
6. 2020–21 Hart Memorial Trophy - Connor McDavid
7. 2021 UFC heavyweight champs - Stipe Miocic, Francis Ngannou, Ciryl Gane
8. 2021 world number one golfers - Dustin Johnson, Jon Rahm
9. 2021 ATP number 1 ranked singles players - Novak Djokovic

So Cameroonian Francis Ngannou and the French mulatto Ciryl Gane were the only blacks at the top of any of those 9 sports in 2021!

 

[jimmyjerapolo]

It's chalked up to the "white outlier" effect or as black Twitter puts it the "great white hope". CMAC and Cooper Kupp were at the pinnacle of their respective positions despite being the only whites at RB and WR1 in the league. Cooper Dejean looks like he could do something similar at CB. Luka Doncic is another example in the NBA with Cooper Flagg on the rise. The odds of this happening repeatedly in a true meritocracy without a broader demographic shift are infinitesimally small.

 

[Don Wassall]

Unfortunately the Big Lie of Black athletic supremacy is far from "squashed" much less "eternally." Those folks like us who recognize the Caste System and understand how it and the corporate media operate know that you're correct, but we're still a very small number overall, even among normies. But incremental progress is being made and I'm optimistic that a lot more will be made during the second Trump administration if the current censorship regime is rolled back and eliminated and the major search engines return to being mostly objective.