Can't be true!!

krishna · 02-13-2012, 12:53 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

#1
The varsity girls' basketball teams at predominantly white Kenmore East High School near Buffalo, N.Y., have, for several years, apparently, psyched themselves up in a pre-game locker-room ritual by chanting, "One, Two, Three, (n-word (plural))!" before running out the door and onto the court. Although the white players this year called the use of the word a "tradition" (passed down from year to year), and not a racial "label," the team's only black player not surprisingly had a problem with it and reported it to school officials. According to a December Buffalo News report, it was always a players-only tradition, and no adult was aware of the chant, but upon learning of it, officials immediately imposed player suspensions and team penalties. [Buffalo News]

#2
isnt this amazing

#3
all these ppl are deranged

why they would need to use that word in the first place - i dont know

#4
According to Roy SAWH ,ย  to err is human and since Americans do not make mistakes they cannot belong to the human race

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