Black supremacist Jemele Hill calls for black athletes to leave 'white' colleges

Black supremacist Jemele Hill, who in the past made salacious tweets that President Trump is a white supremacist, is now calling for black athletes to leave "white" colleges [she doesn't define the term] because she believes that the schools make all the money and the athletes are not compensated for their play in sports.

Hill evidently doesn't see the value of a college scholarship or the public exposure an athlete gets for his performance, which often translates into a lucrative sports contract at best, and an education at the very least. But when everything you see is in terms of a person's melanin, you often miss those nuances, 

The former ESPN writer who was suspended for calling President Trump a white supremacist without evidence [beyond some dumb things he has said], is calling for black athletes to leave those 'white' colleges. She is now a staff writer for The Atlantic, a leftist magazine that fired conservative Kevin Williamson for being Kevin Williamson after giving his opinions about abortion.

Hill's first article for the magazine, titled, "It's Time for Black Athletes to Leave White Colleges," has drawn a range of responses -- including assertions that Hill is "pro-segregation" or "racist," and that she isn't the one to decide where an athlete should go to school.

Hill argues that black athletes help bring in money and attention to the "predominantly white universities that showcase them," while Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) continue to struggle.

She writes that mostly white schools’ [aka schools whose students are mostly lower on the melanin scale than HBCUs] multibillion-dollar revenues have been built on the “exertions of (uncompensated) black athletes," claiming that an elite black athlete attending an HBCU raises awareness of the institution, whose endowments combined are less than a tenth of Harvard’s.

The racist Hill writes that HBCUs have graduated a significant number of black professionals, a thriving HBCU lifts up the community around it and finally, that some black students “feel safer, both physically and emotionally," at an HBCU – “all the more so as racial tensions have risen in recent years,” a claim that needs actual data to prove.

“Navigating a predominantly white campus as a black student can feel isolating, even for athletes,” she adds, again with nothing to substantiate her claim.

"The flight of black athletes to majority-white colleges has been devastating to HBCUs," she writes, positing, "What if a group of elite athletes collectively made the choice to attend HBCUs?" What if it isn't a "flight" at all, but merely a choice? Usually a flight is a journey from somewhere to somewhere, but it isn't as if black students are fleeing from predominantly black institutions to go to white institutions--but if they were, that would be their freedom to do so.

Hill, like most liberals, doesn't practice what she preaches--she attended Michigan State University [Go Spartans!] which is not an HBCU but merely a U. She left ESPN last year after incessantly attacking President Trump and making ESPN something other than a sports network. She tweeted that President Trump is a "white supremacist" and a "bigot" who was "unqualified and unfit to be president."

But ESPN did nothing initially to punish her for the tweet but then suspended her for two weeks in October 2017, after she violated the company’s social media guidelines again. She called upon fans to boycott the Dallas Cowboys' advertisers after owner Jerry Jones demanded his players respect the American flag and national anthem and not take a knee during its playing or they would be benched.

That was a real empty-headed move, to boycott your own family's money providers.


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Kaepernick snubbed by Seahawks due to a smart business decision

According to a report told by a source to ESPN and confirmed by my man behind the scenes, Vinny Boombots, the Seattle Seahawks (they're a professional football team) made a wise financial and strategic sports decision and postponed Colin "Screw the Anthem" Kaepernick's trip to a pre-season training camp with the team. 

The decision came after the mediocre footballer told the team he would not stop disrespecting the flag and national anthem at the start of every game.

The team is still considering allowing the crappy passer to try out for a spot as quarterback, but haven't made any decision yet.

Kaepernick was contacted by the team about two weeks ago to make the trip to camp for practice, but the trip was put off after the Seahawks argued about the Commie's protest and plans to continue disrupting the league.

It's unclear exactly when he was supposed to practice with the team, just as it's unclear as to why. He sucks and he's a disruptive distraction to the game, which should not be about his false belief that cops unfairly single out people of color to arrest or shoot. [White men are shot in far greater numbers by police than blacks, in spite of the disproportionate rate in which  people of color shoot people of color.]

Photo: Japan Times

According to Mr. Boombots who heard it from the ESPN source, the team asked Kaepernick [whose name is annoyingly long] if he'd continue 'taking a knee' while the national anthem was being played and the flag honored and he said that he was "unwilling to give that assurance to them." 

The guy has been disrespecting the country since 2016--why stop now?

In spite of the grievous way Kaepernick sucks, his lawyer filed a grievance case against the NFL in October accusing the league's owners of colluding against him to keep him out of the league under a collective bargaining agreement. He was stupid enough to opt out of his contract with the San Francisco 49ers after the 2016 to 2017 season and has still remained unsigned. 

LOL.

Since he opted out no NFL team has contacted him to sign on with them. The Baltimore Ravens considered it last year, but thought better of it when they finally realized that the leftist cretin would be a millstone around their neck and many patriotic fans would choose to not watch the games or use their sponsors.

After the report of the Seahawk snub, ESPN senior correspondent Jemele Hill, tweeted; 

You mean it wasn't just a football decision? :clutches imaginary pearls.

You may recall Jill also tweeted on Sept. 11, 2017:

Donald Trump is a white supremacist who has largely surrounded himself w/other white supremacists.

The following month, after Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones threatened to bench anyone who protested during the national anthem, saying that "if there is anything that is disrespectful to the flag then we will not play. Hill suggested that people who disagreed with Jones could stop patronizing businesses that advertise with the Cowboys. 

She basically called for a boycott--definitely not a smart career move on Hill's part and she was given a slap on the hand for that remark with a 2-week suspension. 

She eventually left ESPN in January of this year.


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Kaepernick's legal case targets powerful NFL owners

Colin Kaepernick has successfully screwed the NFL out of millions and millions of dollars in lost revenue after taking a knee during the National Anthem. The reason he refused to stand for the anthem was because he was protesting police brutality. Which specific police brutality? Crickets.

Now the duck-throwing quarterback is suing the NFL because he believes there is a conspiracy to keep him out of the game and the only job he is qualified for at this time is as a urinal cake installer.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, Patriots' Robert Kraft and the Texans' Bob McNair will be deposed and asked to turn over all cellphone records and emails related to Kaepernick's accusations.

It isn't as if the owners needed to confer about the failed QB--he sucked and everyone who owns an NFL team is aware that he sucks. They don't need to warn each other not to hire a loser.

But maybe I'm jumping the gun and they did indeed, speak to one another. It was probably not to make a deal but more likely to discuss how they feel about a fart-ferret who refuses to stand for the National Anthem.

Other owners such as Seahawks coach Pete Carroll and 49ers owner Jed York are also being deposed, and Giants owner John Mara and Steve Tisch are on the discovery list, according to Yahoo Sports.

Kaepernick is charging that NFL teams in "calculated coordination" with President Trump, blackballed him from the league after he became the face of the anthem protests.

Kaepernick opted out of the 49ers contract on the offseason and now no team appears to want to sign him and sign up for the trouble he causes and loss of revenue. He believes he's more talented than a handful of new starters in the league.

Each of the owners in the report has unique ties to the controversy. 

Kraft is a friend of President Trump and even gave him a Super Bowl ring after last year's win.

Jones took a knee with his team before the National Anthem in Week 3 after Trump asked owners to cut any "son of a b***h" who takes a knee. But when the fans starting boycotting and the money faucet was blocked, he said if any of his players took a knee, they would not play in the game.

Money talks.

McNair alienated his players when he stupidly commented at a recent owners' meeting that the league cannot have the "inmates running the prison." The player were thinking about boycotting but instead took a knee before they got their butts handed to them by the Seahawks.


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Will Disney CEO fire ESPN's Jemele Hill or will he 'let her slide'?

Bob Iger, Disney CEO is being pressured to fire an obvious racist whose racially charged words have angered conservatives and now maybe some NFL bosses.

Iger, like Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, Mark Cuban, Elizabeth Warren, Joe Biden, Cory Booker, Andrew Cuomo, Al Franken, Kamala Harris, Jay Inslee, Tim Kaine, Terry McAuliffe, John Hickenlooper, Martin O'Malley, Howard Schultz, Mark Zuckerberg, George Clooney, Rosie O'Donnell, Ozzie and Harriet, may have designs on running against President Trump in 2020, and he might be risking upsetting the leftists. 

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And hopefully, those who already ran against Trump, will still be alive in 2020 as the Democratic Party is made up of old men and women who love illegal immigrants more than they love the National Anthem.

From a business standpoint, it would be wise for Iger to ditch the racist Hill. She's definitely bad for business and cannot be too bright for making those remarks.

Calling the president a "white supremacist" and saying that if he "were not white, he never would have been elected," wasn't very smart. One could make a case that if Barack Obama were not black, he'd have not been elected president because he got well over 90 percent of the black vote, and according to Harry Reid, he is clean and well-spoken. [And Democrats don't have a problem with Harry Reid having said that.]

Hill was merely suspended for two weeks on Monday after she violated the company's social media guidelines for the second time in less than a month.

Al Sharptongue defended Jemele Hill because he too is a racist and she is black and Trump is a white Republican. Sharptongue said that Hill's suspension "should NOT go unanswered."

Photo: AP

If there's a buck to be made out of a racial issue, Sharpton's on it like wet on water, or the other simile that I'm not going to write. 

Hill also went after Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones' new policy that his players must stand for the National Anthem. She said that her audience should boycott the team's advertisers. Not smart.

Dan Gainor, the VP of Media Research Center believes Hill has shown sh has "no ethics: and if Iger wants ESPN to remain successful, she needs to go.

"She falsely claimed that President Trump is a white supremacist. She wasn't fired or suspended. She didn't have to apologize to Trump or even take down the posts. But let her say something about lefty ESPN's advertisers and she is suspended instantly," Gainor told Fox News. "If ESPN wants some return to credibility, she can't stay. She wouldn't fit in. But if ESPN wants to stay as what critics call MSESPN, the 'woke' version of sports, then Hill certainly fits in well."

Iger has become more political lately and some are speculating that he, like other people on TV or in politics, has his eyes on the White House. And according the the failing New York Times, Iger is "emerging as a credible contender in the 2020 presidential speculation game," and the left-wing Washington Post has him listed as a top contender to make it onto the Democratic ticket.

Jennifer Saba of Reuters, said Iger's "priorities are all out of whack" because he runs a huge media company ($155 billion) and if he's serious about running against Trump, it shouldn't be at the expense of Disney or Mickey.

Iger admits he was directly involved in the decision to keep Hill on board, mainly because, while he hasn't experienced racism directed at his whiteness, he understands that black Americans are not happy with Trump because of the bull crap his type of media puts out there. It isn't as if the KKK and neo-nazis were laying low while Obama was president--they just refused to report on it.

This post could go on and on about Hill and Iger, but I won't bore you with the same garbage details about Hill's lame excuses, other than to say that Clay Travis, a Fox Sports radio host, labeled Hill's actions as "one of the dumbest things" he's "ever seen in his life" and wondered if she is "intentionally trying to get fired" in order to get another job.

"If you are in the business that we are in," Travis said on 'Outkick the Show', "your salary is either paid by advertisers or the NFL. Especially at ESPN . . . her entire show is underwritten by these same sponsors."

So it seems as if ESPN endorsed Hill's first tweet about Trump but not the tweet involving the bottom line.

Disgusting!

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ESPN afraid to fire Jemele Hill over her second screwup

Racist anchor for ESPN Jemele Hill has only been suspended for 2 weeks for once having called President Trump a "white supremacist" on Twitter, and now for her comments about Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones.

Hill has now twice violated the company's social media guidelines (much like those in the NFL taking a knee violates the NFL guidelines) by calling on fans to take action against the team that used to be known as "America's Team," but has eroded into Kaepernick's cretins.

Jones has made it clear that any player taking a knee during the playing of the National Anthem will be benched for the game. Hill has a problem with Jones' business decision.

"Change happens when advertisers are impacted," she wrote, not at all cryptically. "If you strongly reject what Jerry Jones said, the key is his advertisers."

When the hell can people just watch freaking football without the politics?

Sign at a public swimming pool: "Please do not urinate in the pool. We don't swim in your toilets."

Sign for ESPN employees: "Please don't pontificate about politics. The Pope doesn't announce your NFL games."

Jones was very clear about where he now stands [based on the latest viewership numbers. If his players refuse to stand, he refuses to let them play that game. If his team is playing another and they refuse to stand, he will not allow his team to play.

He came around late, but at least he came around, even if it was for the wrong reason.

Jemele Hill wrote, with more cliches than you can shake a stick at: "By drawing a line in the sand, Jerry put his players under more scrutiny and threw them under the bus. . . .If the rationale behind JJ's stance is keeping the fanbase happy, make him see that he is underestimating how all of his fanbase feels."

She urged "paying customers" to "boycott his advertisers" if they disagree with Jones' comments. Then she actually quoted a list of Cowboys' advertisers in a tweet. This included Bank of America, AT&T, Dr. Pepper Snapple Group, Ford Motors, MillerCoors and Pepsi. 

She has over 760,000 low-information leftists following her on Twitter.

If you, dear reader, disagree with this lunatic, I urge you to go out of your way to support these companies--open a bank account with Bank of America; get an AT&T mobile phone and internet; buy a Ford 250 truck; have a cold one and drink Pepsi because "it hits the spot."

So Hill was able to get away with calling President Trump a "white supremacist," but how dare her interfere with American commerce. That's why she got a slap on the wrist.

ESPN refuses to say whether the racist will be paid during the suspension, thereby making it a 2-week vacation, but since they're mum, I suspect they are.


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Jerry Jones: Stand for Anthem or sit for game

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones knows his bottom line when he sees it--he is demanding his players show respect for the flag and our National Anthem by not taking a knee, or they will sit on the bench for the game.

Big deal--they're losing anyway.

However, to his credit, Jones' statement is the strongest thus far in the NFL controversy, at least from the side of the teams. A stronger statement has been made by the fans who refuse to tune in and watch these millionaire buttheads play a game.

If we continue to boycott these Kaepernickonian cretins, it will end, because the bottom line for the NFL is, well, the bottom line. They are now last in viewership with baseball, America's pastime, coming in first--the NFL owners have to be worried.

Jones' comments came after he was asked about Vice President Pence's leaving the Indianapolis game after some 'oppressed' millionaire San Francisco 49ers disrespected the flag and all it stands for by taking a knee.

I used to be a 49ers fan but not anymore--they're dead to me. 

The NFL's game operations manual has a policy for players to stand for the National Anthem,  but it isn't an actual rule, and the NFL says it will not punish players who disrespect the flag, our country and our military because, hey, they bring in the big bucks.

"I know this, we cannot . . . in the NFL, in any way give the implication that we tolerate disrespecting the flag," Jones said after the Cowboys' loss to the Packers 35 to 31. "We know that there is a serious debate in this country about those issues, but there is no question in my mind that the National Football League and the Dallas Cowboys are going to stand up for the flag. So we're clear."

Would Jones have said those words if viewership increased or stayed the same? Remember, Jones and his entire team knelt arm-in-arm before the National Anthem before a game against the Arizona Cardinals two weeks ago, just a few days after President Trump spoke out against the kneeling.

Jones claimed that showing respect for the flag [aka the United States of America, our veterans, and the military] is more important to him than any potential issue of team unity . . . except, perhaps than the bottom line.

"There is no room here if it comes between looking non-supportive of our players and of each other or creating the impression that you're disrespecting the flag, we will be non-supportive of each other. We will not disrespect the flag," Jones said.

Jones also said that he didn't see any of his players raise a fist at the end of the anthem before the Packers game. 

Maybe he should have looked.

"I don't know about that," he said. "But if there's anything that is disrespectful to the flag, then we will not play. Okay? Understand? If we are disrespecting the flag, then we won't play. Period."

I know another person who likes to say 'Period' when he really meant 'I'm only kidding.' He goes by the name Barack Hussein Obama.

Another owner singing the "Bottom Line Blues," Stephen Ross of the Miami Dolphins, said that since President Trump made standing for the National Anthem about "patriotism," he 'evolved' in the way he looks at kneeling disrespectfully during the anthem. 

Throws a duck while displaying his IQ

Yes, suddenly Ross has evolved. Now he wants all of his players to stand for the anthem, but three players--Kenny Stills, Julian Thomas and Michael Thomas (neither related to Danny Thomas) remained off to the sideline during the playing of the anthem Sunday.

Can someone please make a case for racial oppression in this country? I mean aside from being 'white-shamed.' 

Yes, racism will always exist, but 'old white men' haven't cornered the market on it. 

Black Lives Matter is no less racist than the KKK or the neo-nazis. And in spite of the fact that the latter two were holding meetings and were active during the Obama administration, we only heard about them publicly when Trump came into office.

Gee, I wonder why?

Please consider boycotting the NFL if you don't already. 


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