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    22 Jan '07 22:12
    Twenty years after Doug Williams become the first black QB to win the Super Bowl, we have two black coaches leading teams out in this year’s game.

    One hopes, the white American’s myth of the lack of intellect in the black man can finally be put to rest.
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    22 Jan '07 22:41
    Originally posted by SALADIN
    Twenty years after Doug Williams become the first black QB to win the Super Bowl, we have two black coaches leading teams out in this year’s game.

    One hopes, the white American’s myth of the lack of intellect in the black man can finally be put to rest.
    I think Frederick Douglas put that myth to rest about 150 years ago.
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    22 Jan '07 22:471 edit
    Originally posted by SALADIN
    Twenty years after Doug Williams become the first black QB to win the Super Bowl, we have two black coaches leading teams out in this year’s game.

    One hopes, the white American’s myth of the lack of intellect in the black man can finally be put to rest.
    And never forget the perrenial clan favorite, the BWA. Yo, I'm workin ova time to get a fashion show goin to compliment the Prince half-time show for the Super-bowl. I'm lining up models and apparell. I'm workin a tight deadline. It'll be worth it I promise you.

    If I pull this off right, you gonna forget Janet Jackskon's tittie.
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    22 Jan '07 23:03
    Originally posted by kirksey957
    And never forget the perrenial clan favorite, the BWA. Yo, I'm workin ova time to get a fashion show goin to compliment the Prince half-time show for the Super-bowl. I'm lining up models and apparell. I'm workin a tight deadline. It'll be worth it I promise you.

    If I pull this off right, you gonna forget Janet Jackskon's tittie.
    The apparell seems to be much tighter than your deadline hun.....but I think I can squeeze into a good cause. 😉
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    22 Jan '07 23:44
    Originally posted by kirksey957
    And never forget the perrenial clan favorite, the BWA. Yo, I'm workin ova time to get a fashion show goin to compliment the Prince half-time show for the Super-bowl. I'm lining up models and apparell. I'm workin a tight deadline. It'll be worth it I promise you.

    If I pull this off right, you gonna forget Janet Jackskon's tittie.
    Just for the fact of the Colts coach being black, and manning never getting his due against those punk ass Patriots, I was rooting for them. And of course my Bears.

    Now instead of one, their are two black coaches. That's how it should be every year
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    Race is overrated. Who cares if they're black? I didn't notice it until ESPN said it. They put too much emphasis on race in pro sports.
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    23 Jan '07 09:39
    Originally posted by SALADIN
    Twenty years after Doug Williams become the first black QB to win the Super Bowl, we have two black coaches leading teams out in this year’s game.

    One hopes, the white American’s myth of the lack of intellect in the black man can finally be put to rest.
    I think that Dubya has proved that a white man is the most ignorant person on the planet over the last 6 years.
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    23 Jan '07 10:24
    Originally posted by howardgee
    I think that Dubya has proved that a white man is the most ignorant person on the planet over the last 6 years.
    No howeeee, YOU already proved that!
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    23 Jan '07 11:09
    Originally posted by monster truck
    No howeeee, YOU already proved that!
    THIS proves it:

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    23 Jan '07 13:03
    Originally posted by SALADIN
    Twenty years after Doug Williams become the first black QB to win the Super Bowl, we have two black coaches leading teams out in this year’s game.

    One hopes, the white American’s myth of the lack of intellect in the black man can finally be put to rest.
    I hear there is now a master plan to infiltrate hockey next. Pretty soon whites will have to ride in the back of the bus. Just call me the white male Rosa Parks.

    seriously, I'm joking. For 40 years nobody made a big deal about having two white coaches in the super bowl. They are just men, just like the rest of the men in the world
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    23 Jan '07 15:36
    Originally posted by PocketKings
    I hear there is now a master plan to infiltrate hockey next. Pretty soon whites will have to ride in the back of the bus. Just call me the white male Rosa Parks.

    seriously, I'm joking. For 40 years nobody made a big deal about having two white coaches in the super bowl. They are just men, just like the rest of the men in the world
    African Americans have almost dominated several US sports since they were first let in (remember the segregated Negro leagues). But it took several decades before African American players could overcome the entrenched racism that kept them out of leadership roles (QB, head coach). The NFL has had black coaches only a few years, and now two have taken their teams to the superbowl. This event is not as big as Jackie Robinson, but it is another milestone in the destruction of American Apartheid:

    Jackie Robinson
    Willie Mays
    Arthur Ashe
    Tiger Woods

    and so on

    Only a few years ago, when Peyton Manning was a college QB, many of his teammates were in jail during mid-summer. I listened as some good ol' boy told me that UT's discipline problems were a consequence of interference from the North ("if the Yankees hadn't imposed integration," etc.). Some ideas, especially those rooted in ignorance and prejudice, die hard.
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    23 Jan '07 15:491 edit
    Originally posted by Wulebgr
    African Americans have almost dominated several US sports since they were first let in (remember the segregated Negro leagues). But it took several decades before African American players could overcome the entrenched racism that kept them out of leadership roles (QB, head coach). The NFL has had black coaches only a few years, and now two have taken their t egration," etc.). Some ideas, especially those rooted in ignorance and prejudice, die hard.
    I'm sick of, sick of it, sick of it! The first black this, the first black that...! They are human beings just like the rest of the human beings. I'm very tired of it. There are two male human beings coaching in the super bowl, the fact that they are black is completely irrelevent and it should not be a big deal.

    Does the first coach with blue eyes to coach in the super bowl matter?
    first coach with a beard?
    first coach with dentures?
    first coach born in Nebraska?

    It doesn't matter if they are black or white, and I'm tired of hearing about it, They should be honored and proud to be in the super bowl because of team and personal achievement, not because they are black. And it really grinded my gears when the first question asked to Lovie after the game on TV was not about the team, their performance, the players or his coaching achievement.... it was about him being black. Thats ridiculous.
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    23 Jan '07 16:41
    Originally posted by SALADIN
    Twenty years after Doug Williams become the first black QB to win the Super Bowl, we have two black coaches leading teams out in this year’s game.

    One hopes, the white American’s myth of the lack of intellect in the black man can finally be put to rest.
    If it has not been put to rest yet, this won't do it I'm sorry to say.

    Please don't call this a White American’s myth. It's a bigoted view held by uneducated idiots, not just white Americans.

    I'm a white American, and this is certainly not my view on this subject.

    P-
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    23 Jan '07 16:57
    Originally posted by PocketKings
    I'm sick of, sick of it, sick of it! The first black this, the first black that...! They are human beings just like the rest of the human beings. I'm very tired of it. There are two male human beings coaching in the super bowl, the fact that they are black is completely irrelevent and it should not be a big deal.

    Does the first coach with blue eyes t ...[text shortened]... the players or his coaching achievement.... it was about him being black. Thats ridiculous.
    Of course, in an ideal world, the race of the coaches does not matter. But, in terms of American society as it is, it matters a great deal. Perhaps it should be irrelevant that two black coaches will be leading Superbowl teams, but it is not irrelevant.

    Did you even read my previous post? The sorts of statements (bt good ol's boys) I reported there are still far more common than they should be. If such ideas were non-existent, then colorblindness would be possible. Because they do exist, however, your advocacy of colorblindness is naive and misguided.

    Two black coaches in the Superbowl is a notable moment in the long, and ongoing struggle for racial equality in the United States. When equality is an everyday reality in all areas of American life, then, and only then, it will not matter that the coaches are black or white.
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    23 Jan '07 17:38
    Originally posted by Wulebgr
    Of course, in an ideal world, the race of the coaches does not matter. But, in terms of American society as it is, it matters a great deal. Perhaps it should be irrelevant that two black coaches will be leading Superbowl teams, but it is not irrelevant.

    Did you even read my previous post? The sorts of statements (bt good ol's boys) I ...[text shortened]... of American life, then, and only then, it will not matter that the coaches are black or white.
    How am I being naive?

    Its beating a dead horse over and over and over again. People need to understand that segregation is over and equal rights exist. Some people may choose not to believe that just like some people choose not to use their seatbelt, but both are the law. How long do we have to keep hearing about the first black whatever... porn star for all i care?

    The horse is dead, people need to stop beating it. I just want to watch the football game, not hear black this and that!

    Einstien's theory of insanity - To repeat the same process over and over again, hoping for a different result
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