[quote=85Wildcatsky . [/quote] I dont see how we are any different than Kentucky on this one. We are bringing in a one year free agent with no intent to graduate and if lucky he can show enough to get picked up by Euro Pro League. It looks like a "B" level carbon copy. I would love to see the course...

Motion to welcome Zach with open arms, shower him with gratitude, root for him as hard as we'd root for any other Cat, and give him the benefit of the doubt when it comes to his spring semester academic performance. Dude's a D2 All American. We should be counting our lucky stars that he opted to pla...

jamesdhogan wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 17, 2024 2:36 pm

"Your honor, the witness opened the door, and I merely walked through it."

Sorry, “Dorothy” but this isn’t 1964 anymore. In 2024, as it has been for several decades, blacks have had no barriers to admission to Camelot, more so some might think with our school’s focus on diversity and inclusion. Are you not shaped today by the experiences you were allowed in 1964? Are you ...

Still must disagree Mac, hopefully without being disagreeable, but in my heart since 1964 Camelot was very real to me. But 1964 for you was likely very different compared to 1964 for other students, and for many, many more young Black men who never even got the chance to be students simply because ...

This pernicious narrative that all whites are oppressors and all blacks are oppressed victims is a lie. No matter how overblown the race war mongers spew this divisive propaganda without any data supporting it, everyone of good faith knows the truth. If that's what you take from it, that's a you pr...

I think the main objection was the mandatory requirement. It comes across as a Red Guard struggle session when you have to watch. Reminds me of mandatory chapel. No one should object to the movie being shown, that’s what liberal arts are all about. I wonder if it was mandatory in the sense of "If y...

I stopped posting here for several years because someone tried to dox me and get me fired and all cyber signs pointed to someone on this board so maybe let's not make insinuations about everyone's real identities here please and thanks Sorry to hear that. That shouldn't happen to anyone. I find it ...

RichmondCat wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 19, 2024 12:03 pm

Achile Spadone has entered the portal.

https://x.com/verbalcommits/status/1770 ... 2c1mKS_QvQ

https://x.com/Achilespadone/status/1770 ... 12315?s=20

Dang. This one makes me really sad. I loved watching Achile play.

I stopped posting here for several years because someone tried to dox me and get me fired and all cyber signs pointed to someone on this board so maybe let's not make insinuations about everyone's real identities here please and thanks

MLC67 wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 17, 2024 7:28 pm

In America today there is no condemnation worse than labeling a person as being a racist.

If being called racist is the worst thing that can happen to you, you are living a life of extraordinary privilege.

Structural and institutional racism take on many forms in the US. Housing is a great example. Home-ownership is the single best way for families to build intergenerational wealth, and until the 1960s, racial descrimination was baked into federal housing policy. LBJ's reforms made such discrimination...

HOF response, stevelee

...the precept that a white power structure rules the country to the oppression of the black population. Tell that BS to Barack Obama, Colon Powell or Condelisa Rice. Yes. The country is founded and continues to be shaped by a white power structure. Trotting out 3 exceptions--particularly 3 who are...

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