Jerry Jones and Stephen A. Smith We're Both Wrong About The 1957 Racist Photo That Recently Appeared in The Washington Post and Here is Why - S3:E42

The Sports Deli

Jerry Jones, owner of the Dallas Cowboys of the NFL was seen in a photo in 1957 that prevented 6 black children from entering North Little Rock High School. He claimed that he was "Curious" but didn't denounce the entire situation or condemn it.

He wasn't required to like we asked of Kyrie to meet with black and brown leaders or go through sensitivity or diversity, equity, and inclusion training, or donate to a black and brown cause. It's absolute and utter bullshit and hypocritical at best.

A large segment of the Jewish community (not me) criticized Dave Chappelle so harshly but Jerry gets a pass. It's unacceptable. Jerry's response shows how tone deaf he, how racially insensitive he is and how he actually doesn't give a fuck about changing the narrative because his (in)action speaks volumes.

And for Stephen A. Smith from ESPN to give him a pass yet he'll criticize his own people for nothing like Kwame Brown is deplorable and shows what a blind spot he has because he likes Jerry. F-that bullshit.

The sponsors, the networks, the fans and the players should stop the presses until Jerry comes correct. But then again, the Cowboys are relevant. So, how about those Cowboys?

I wish Prime Time would say something. I wish other owners would. But they probably won't because this type of stuff doesn't matter to most and who cares right? It doesn't apply to you. And there's more important things to worry about.

#NFL #DallasCowboys #SocialInjustice #WhitePrivilege #Equality #BLM

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