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We'll go step-by-step so you can keep up. The shirt is a rendering of the battle flag of the Confederacy, a group of states that seceded from and made war against the United States (there's your treason part) in order to preserve the right to subjugate and enslave black Americans, whom they explicitly declared to be

Why wait for future articles?

I think the players should have a sit in for game 5 in LA, suit up, but refuse to take the court, sit on the bench, force ABC, TNT, ESPN to broadcast the 3 hour protest.

'Murrica!

Gee, thanks for adding to this conversation.

No, this is one chapter of the NAACP doing one dumb thing. That doesn't invalidate everything else they, other chapters, and the central organization do.

It's probably worth noting that image-laundering operations like this are something a lot of non-profits do. Another way to put it would be that Donald Sterling isn't a friend of the NAACP in spite of his racism, but rather precisely because of it. Sometimes this is a tacit thing and sometimes it's a pretty straight

The American flag looks so much better with nipples.

You might be a redneck if...

We know who Hannity is going to be featuring for the next week.

What is there to investigate? They have clear audio. Adam Silver needs to make him sell the team.

Winner!

"Good news, boys. You just won two tickets to a Clippers game!"

You are right. Southern whites have had it so bad for so long. The Confederate flag is clearly a symbol of cultural solidarity and love with absolutely zero negative connotation whatsoever. In addition, shaving an American flag in your chest hair and drink Busch Light is a sign of a deep thinking, refined

A tipster sent in the above ad running in the Times, which is outstanding.

If there is something we haven't seen enough of on Deadspin the past few days, it is stupid white people.

Francis Scott Keystone Light over here.

I'd say he's done a TON of service to the NAACP, in that he proves groups like it still need to exist.

"He has a unique history of giving to the children of L.A."