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Originally Posted by SanDiegoPackFan:

just curious....but is all the hoopla because he is gay football player.....or....because he's an African-American gay football player?

 

 

The initial attention given to him was because he is the 1st openly gay football player, now NFL player. Oprah wouldn't be giving a reality/documentary show to a white gay NFL player. Did you really not understand this? Or were you  "just trying to be funny/satirical like all the other posters" ?

 

 

 

If Jackie Robinson had struck a deal with Lucky Strike back in the day to let them follow him around Dodger camp and they gave Jackie a jackpot wad full of scratch to document his attempt to play MLB baseball and he flamed out hard only he didn't give a rats ass because it was about him getting his....

 

You think other African American kids with the same dream would have enjoyed seeing that door SLAMMED in their face from that point on because no team was going to let that **** happen to them???

 

Sam needs to understand this isn't entirely his story. He can do this the right way or he can get his. 

Last edited by ChilliJon
Originally Posted by Hungry5:
 

Originally Posted by SanDiegoPackFan:

just curious....but is all the hoopla because he is gay football player.....or....because he's an African-American gay football player?

 

 

The initial attention given to him was because he is the 1st openly gay football player, now NFL player. Oprah wouldn't be giving a reality/documentary show to a white gay NFL player. Did you really not understand this? Or were you  "just trying to be funny/satirical like all the other posters" ?

 

 

 

Why wouldn't Oprah give the same attention to a white gay player?  Are you saying she's a racist?  I guess I don't understand then.

 

 

Originally Posted by Hungry5:

Don't know if Oprah is a racist or not, I haven't read or listened to much, if anything, she has ever said, but she seems to know business and black gay NFL would draw more attention than white gay NFL. In her world of entertainment, perception is reality. 

 

 

 

I don't think race plays into this at all. Could be wrong, of course.

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