The reason the @SEC isn’t cancelling football is money.
Masters ain’t never really cared about the health of their inventory.
Let that sink in.
The Black athletes that dominate SEC sports are not truly valued. These commissioners, AD’s, and coaches care about the dollars.
If players want to see their power. Just collectively say you won’t play.
You hold the power. I don’t care what they tell you. They can’t make their money if you opt out.
Football will be there after COVID numbers drop.
These schools don’t know if the players have underlying health conditions that could put them at greater risk.
Why?
The schools do physicals to make sure athletes can play sports. Not to see if they have health issues.
All it’s going to take is a player to get seriously sick. Then because it will be bad for public relations they’ll shut it down.
This is about empty stadiums, contracts with vendors, and the impact financially.
It has NOTHING to do with football.
It’s about the money.
Black athletes, love yourself.
Tell these institutions that wouldn’t even allow your ancestors to play on these fields, that you aren’t property. And you won’t subject yourself to a unpredictable virus.
Players risking their health, while coaches make millions.
Football can wait. If we lose one young person because they played ball. That’s one too many.
Calcasieu 31k - 2,260
St. Landry 25k - 3,038
St. Tammany 22k - 24,09
Tangipahoa 21k - 1,541
That means for every 10 Black people you see this weekend, only 1 of them voted.
There are 942,000 registered Black voters in Louisiana. If you want change share this & let’s move them.
We rank #50 in the nation.
#48 in education
#46 in healthcare
#47 in opportunity
#50 in crime
While Mr. Call a Crackhead @SenJohnKennedy collects a government check while doing nothing to make Louisiana better.
We can force a runoff if Black voters show up in masses.
A year ago @lukemixonla called me to tell me he was running for the U.S. Senate. I asked him how would he get the Black vote. He stumbled around with his answer because he had no plan to get Black voters.
Today he dropped a ad with a fake New Orleans accent pandering to Black voters in New Orleans.
When people ask me why I ran, it’s because I’m tired of people like Luke Mixon taking my community for granted.
As it stands we have Mr. Call a Crackhead on the right showing only Black people in his ad. Now we have Luke using paid Black voices because he hasn’t actually worked to earn the Black vote.
As a Black man in America I’ve never feared my Muslim brothers and sisters.
It was young white men who hung my ancestors. It was young white men who became cops & got away w murdering us.
The biggest threat to Black liberty has always been white men.
Even the gun violence in the hood.
Who created the ghetto? Who redlined Black people into housing projects, paid us unfair wages, gave our tax dollars to their communities while starving ours?
White men did. Those are facts. If you don’t like those facts, change your ways!
Black people being killed in the grocery store for being Black, I don’t have time to be politically correct to save the feelings of white men when Black bodies are dropping in this nation everyday.
The cancer of America has always been racist white men & women. They exist.
He’s the best man I’ve ever known, William Johnson. He’s also my Daddy. God knew I needed more than one because I’d be a lot to handle.
When I was 2 months old, his wife came home with her brothers baby, me. They took me in the day my mother died, and raised me as their own.
William took me to school every morning. He taught me how to tie a tie. He gave me my first car. He helped me buy my second car. He taught me to be proud of my Blackness. He taught me how to like myself even when the world hated me.
He would always say, “I don’t care if you like me, I like me and that’s enough.” He taught me that I was enough.
Most of all, he taught me that love is a choice. You see, I wasn’t born his son, yet I got everything his sons got.