I heard that Stevie Wonder doesn't watch hockey but that's also by choice.

Look, as someone from Boston with a ton of hockey friends, I can comfortably say that they're all racists.

Because, despite what these Cardinals fans will tell you, not everything is black and white.

And you get to feel superior and write a comment about Deadspin dissing the Cardinals and their fans. So you win, too!

Because they are racists.

Those Cardinals fans love dominant pitching, but will gladly settle for three Ks.

When it comes to vile, bigotry-laced protests based on racial inequality in the United States, act like you've been there before.

The white, middle class Cardinal fans feel good about themselves because they "told off" the protesters. The protesters are happy because they got attention and media coverage. And Deadspin found another reason to rag on St. Louis. Everybody wins.

Sorry, don't have time to watch a 25 minute video.

Well, they did have a grand Wizard at shortstop

These Cardinal's fans are doing things the white way.

Best Klans In Baseball

He's just building his Brandt.

"But if it was easy, then it wouldn't be special. That's why Notre Dame is special."

Do it. Make that Mo'ne while you can.

There are reasons why white gun's rights activists can walk into a Chipotle restaurant with assault rifles and be seen as gauche nuisances while unarmed black men are killed for reaching for their wallets or cell phones, or carrying children's toys. Guns aren't for black people, either.

David Simon, the creator of The Wire, often talks about how there are really two Americas—one economically viable and mostly white, the other economically hopeless and mostly black. In my experience, no place embodies this division more than St. Louis, where I've lived the past few years. You can drive north from a…

"There are reasons why white gun's rights activists can walk into a Chipotle restaurant with assault rifles and be seen as gauche nuisances while unarmed black men are killed for reaching for their wallets or cell phones, or carrying children's toys."

Fisher: But it's my son. What am I supposed to tell him, that he can't wear certain clothes because his dad has a-