Category Archives: Basketball

Why Do We Call Black Stars By Their First Names?

Posted on June 7, 2015 by Luke Ford

Over a year ago, I wrote a blog post entitled, “Can You Name Any Japanese Celebrities?” I’m watching KABC TV News this afternoon and this bloke Rob Fukuzaki does the sports capably enough, but he has no charisma. According to … Continue reading →

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The Gentile Hate That Dare Not Speak Its Name

Posted on April 8, 2015 by Luke Ford

Michael Weinreb writes for Rolling Stone about the white freshman basketball star: Here are a couple of things I learned about Grayson Allen by perusing his bio on the Duke basketball website: He graduated cum laude (of course he did) … Continue reading →

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I Hope I’m Wrong About This Hateful Stereotype

Posted on November 9, 2014 by Luke Ford

A few years ago, I watched Philadelphia Eagle receiver DeSean Jackson catch a long pass against the Dallas Cowboys on Monday Night Football and run to the end zone unmolested but short of the goal line, he tossed the ball … Continue reading →

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Another Jewish NBA Owner To Leave For Critical Remarks About Blacks

Posted on September 7, 2014 by Luke Ford

I wonder if the media will spin Bruce Levenson’s remarks as “Southern” rather than as Jewish, even though he embodies the attitudes of many Jews towards blacks. I think Levenson’s remarks below make business sense, but they are impolitic to … Continue reading →

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Basketball In Black & White

Posted on February 15, 2014 by Luke Ford

Dawkins on hoops in black and white Charley Rosen / Special to FOXSports.com Darryl Dawkins has never worried about being politically correct. Ever since he made headlines in 1975 when he became the first schoolboy to be drafted into the … Continue reading →

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