I was confused about this too as a child!

Maybe [[[she]]] was just upset that his catch wasn’t Orthodox enough.

Because nobody talks about the scourge of white on white crime. The reality is that people are more likely to do crimes against people who are in close proximity to them and we still have a fairly segregated society.

The other reason is that the kind of “black on black” crime you’re trying to focus on is of lesser…

This discussion always confuses me. The FBI crime stats show that in about 92% of cases in which the victim is black, the perpetrator’s race — if known — is black. So in your mind, if this is wrong, what would the ideal percentage be?

Black people talk about crime within their own communities constantly. You don’t hear about it because it’s a problem that doesn’t effect or involve you, and that you only care about when you need a false equivalency to shutdown discussions about police brutality and racism.

It’s relevant because even though totally average people can be coerced into confessions, his issues made him much more susceptible.

For those who are interested in women’s issues and the Smithsonian: I work at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History, and in 2011 I was subjected to sexual misconduct of a physical nature. This was reported here: https://www.theverge.com/2016/10/24/13359794/smithsonian-sexual-misconduct-investigation-migu…

Corey. Forever Corey.

I absolutely love the claim that teams don’t want to “change” their schemes to reflect a player with MORE skills. Can you imagine if a team claimed to not want a running back because of how well he caught the ball. Or a baseball scouting report that says “The one thing that could hold Trout back is that he is…

Trayvon Martin? I think you meant Eric Gardner. But then again to people like you, all black men look the same.

Translation? Black people have to make white people a certain amount of money if they want to have a voice on anything. Good job supporting this philosophy!

Current starting QBs in the NFL: Josh McCown, Brock Osweiler, Blake Bortles, Mike Glennon, Sam Bradford, Brian Hoyer.

Oh lord the hot takers complaining about Kaepernick would go after him for not fixing Chicago police culture

Considering my current backup is Geno Smith, fuck and yes.

Motherfucker, I’m a fan of a team who brought in a shockingly expensive free agent QB and then traded a good portion of their draft to trade up one spot to take another in the draft. Do you think I’d be happy with Colin Kaepernick on my team?

Who wouldn’t be happy to have a former Superbowl QB who threw 16 Tds against 4 interceptions, last season in limited playing time, with not very good offensive lineman and receivers playing with him?

Is Kaep dressing for the job he wants? Does he walk around in pads, a helmet and a generic jersey? Why isn’t he showing us he wants a job by dressing for the job? Why is he not walking into stadiums and casually, loudly talking about how he’d sure like to throw the ol’ pigskin ‘round these parts? Why isn’t he…

Oh sure, now they want Kaepernick to get down on his knees.

Yes, I don’t see this as “segregation” in the way the word is usually used. People would be booking themselves into specialized sections, not being forced into them. Unless the gender-specific sections were in a particularly desirable or undesirable area of the plane, this kind of self-segregation isn’t the same as…

My kid self vaguely thought this too! Like a platonic BFF marriage or something? It made sense in my kid brain. They’re official best friends now, they need a commitment ceremony!