This Fox News article published on September 10, 2020 is what drew International Commentary about The Acceptance or Appropriateness of Fans’ Racially Motivated Symbolic Expressions and possible negative profiling.
The article went on to read, “The limited number of Kansas City Chiefs fans who will be in attendance at Arrowhead Stadium on Thursday night to watch the defending Super Bowl champs take on the Houston Texans will not be allowed to have any Native American-like headdresses or face paint.”
The rules are part of a push for racial justice following the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis months ago, which caused the NFL, teams and players to find their voices on social initiatives.
In 2020, Students at Haskell Indian Nations University in Lawrence, Kan., were among those who called for the Chiefs to make some changes.
“Using this mascot and having this fan base of predominantly white people wearing face paint and headdresses and doing the tomahawk chop, and it energizes them and gives them this sense of power, and then thinking there is nothing wrong with doing that is just mind-boggling to me,” said former student government president William Wilkinson, who is Navajo, Cherokee, Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara.
He added that the team name must also change eventually. NFL teams with Native American mascots faced increased scrutiny, leading the Washington Football Team to remove its Redskins nickname that had stood since 1933.
Carron J. Phillips is not the only one bringing awareness to Diversity & Inclusion
Since 1961, “Race-baiting,” opinions have expressed trafficked racist ideas only net-widening separatist acculturation on either side of the issue.
The “essence” or “nature of the white man’s soul” if questioned “is being” also independently “incremental”l and “polymorphic.” Seeking to further expand retrenchment philosophy. “A curtailed cost of living,” is acceptance. Acceptance of overwhelmingly similar “trait-similarities. ” Moreover, with principle ideological dogma following , there’s also substantial support for the legitimacy of a “white-mans stream of consciousness,” and “separatist indoctrination.”
Carron J. Phillips has drawn the attention of readers on other media sites such as: BarstoolSportsFans.com which is dedicated to giving fans of Barstool Sports a platform to voice their views and opinions on the worlds best sports blog. Phillips has made clear his efforts to bring a counter-perspective into the media for further conversation in the African-American community.
Back in July, Orlando Magic forward Jonathan Isaac, a Black man, became the first player in the NBA’s restart to stand during the anthem. His decision wasn’t the issue, but his reasoning was, as it made no sense. In the image below, Jonathan Isaac just addressed the media, where he was asked to explain why he didn’t kneel or wear a BLM shirt … and he says a lot of it has to do with his religious beliefs.
Isaac said he believes Black lives do matter … but doesn’t believe the kneeling demonstration or BLM shirt “go hand in hand with supporting Black lives.”
Here is an excerpt from a November 22, 2023 article: Just imagine how much a f****g as****e you have to be that Phillips feels he can cast judgement on the “imagery of a 7-foot white man standing while everyone is kneeled” because just like the players kneeling, Phillips is too much of a c*****d to recognize the other races k****d by police officers.
Just imagine how much a f*****g a*****e you have to be as a sports reporter to refuse to report on facts and instead criticize a global symbol of America. People from every walk of life coming together to compete against one another without fear of being violated because of their views on religion. But Phillips is helping to put a stop to that because… he’s a f*****g a*****e.
This isn’t a column about kneeling, Phillips goes on to remark, but, it is one about how the conversation around the act has changed over the last few months. Too many discussions are being had about who is and isn’t kneeling, instead of the focus being on the awareness that the peaceful act brings about.
As Week 1 of the NFL season is officially over, it’s impossible to think that what happened to Meyers Leonard and Jonathan Isaac didn’t have an impact on who decided to stand and who decided to kneel this past weekend across sidelines.
As a black man, if I try to internally justify within me, discriminate targeting separatism. The sameness of human-traits made humanity. For example, As an African American male if I were to think, “I want to run-up a single white man’s complex, but inside of me get rid of the genetic parts that could have made me white possibly.” it doesn’t work with my truth.
Recent studies reveal that the variation between any two individuals is very small, on the order of one single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP), or single letter change in our DNA, per 1,000 —Alan Goodman, Discover Magazine, 25 June 2020. The slightest changes in their identity is what makes them unique. But still it was because of genetics that made them uniquely different as well.
Jesse Bailey Watters (born July 9, 1978) is an American conservative political commentator on Fox News. According to Wikipedia he frequently appeared on the political talk show The O’Reilly Factor and was known for his man-on-the-street interviews, featured in his segment “Watters’ World”, which became its own show in 2015. In January 2017, Watters’ World became weekly, and in April 2017, he became a co-host of the roundtable series The Five. In 2021, he published his first book, How I Saved the World. In January 2022, Watters became host of Jesse Watters Primetime.
The Five
The November 28, 2023 episode of The Five on Fox News covered Hamas releasing 11 more Israeli. The episode also discussed how the Biden administration is not serious.
The Five is a panel talk show that airs weekdays at 5 PM ET. The show features five rotating network personalities, including: Greg Gutfeld, Dana Perino, Jesse Watters, Jeanine Pirro.
No, blackmail because all of the families and guess what else they get negotiations for a further ceasefire as they continue to rearm. Also while we were on the air at 5:12 p.m. today. Jennifer Griffin from the pentagon tweeted that there was a report that an Iranian drone flew near the USS Eisenhower in the Persian Gulf today, November 28th, 2013 and it was in international waters.
The Iranian drone ignored multiple warnings from the pentagon. This is the quote deeming. this interaction is unsafe and unprofessional. These interactions are not something that The U.S. is provoking. Our enemies are provoking us. And at some point, there will Be a reaction to the unsolicited and unwarranted provocations. And I hope that it’s the right reaction. And I don’t envy The Biden Administration for all of the things that are going on.
Greg Gutfeld
But a lot of Biden policies, led to a lot of these events. So I think that when The Biden Administration talks about all of their accomplishments, a lot of their accomplishments and The biden administration are also their vulnerabilities, going into the election, are great. These are the same people who think the way you commend yesterday isn’t great. They think that Hamas is releasing hostages without even considering what happened on October 7th is good. It’s like, there’s this veil that’s covering what the acts of October 7, 2023 were. Well, that’s why The Biden Administration will perpetually be involved in an endless cycle of tit-for-tat, because they look at people as evil as opposed to looking at their acts of evil. They believe if you describe each act independently as good or evil and obviously October 7 some of these acts are evil. They believe.you cannot justify it. But as long as you say, those people are evil that you can talk about history and context and open that air prisons and all this other stuff that’s been going on for 60 years. That’s why they don’t do it.
I don’t think Joe Biden has gone far enough under his watch if there have been no world war wars. That, we’ve had no bubonic plagues. We’ve had no alien invasions, I mean, from outer space. That is Jessica. And also we’ve had no zombie apocalypse. So in that context, who cares? If we have a relentless crime wave or a collapsing, education system or a military and police decline, rising anti American rhetoric, and real estate collapse. You know, a transportation system in total disarray from planes trains to EVs. I still can’t get an EV Bentley. That’s a callback. Anyway, got open borders. We got inflation, we got two wars, but again, no people want to play? No World War III, No space aliens. No zombie apocalypse. I think on the whole. It’s a win-win. Yeah, and they think so too. Yes.
Jesse Watters Primetime
On Jesse Watters Primetime he speaks with newsmakers from across the country to give Americans a show where straight talk is the only talk. This show addresses several topics, but the “reverse discrimination” al·lo·cu·tion got my attention. It didn’t get my license because it was the first time that I’ve “Over-heard a white man saying anything about reverse discrimination.” It’s because there are so few blacks in the media who are “especially allowed national syndication.” This includes Mr. Carron.J Phillips Carron J. Phillips (born 1983) who hails from Saginaw, Mich.
Carron J. Phillips, Deadspin
Phillips has worked with The Daily Orange, The NewsHouse and The Post-Standard. Phillips has associations with The Maven Report, Black Sports Network.com, Score Atlanta , Marietta Daily Journal and NPR.
Carron J. Phillips currently is with CO MEDIA, Deadspin: Senior Editor/Writer. Previously was SATTOO LEAGUS, Senior Columnist. The Shadow League, Greater Atlanta Area Sports. Race. Culture. Politics. Social Issues Columnists. DAILY NEWS, New York Daily News Columnist that focused on the intersection of Social Issues, Race & Spots. The News Journal Media Group, Wilmington, Delaware. Engagement Editor, Managing the editorial page of The News Journal/ Delaware Online and writing editorials. Enterprise Sports Reporter that Covered Sixers, Delaware 87ers, Eagles, Phillies, University of Delaware, Delaware State, Assistant Sports Editor. The News Dispatch. Mr. Carron J. Phillips has graduated from two Universities of Higher Knowledge & Attainment. Syracuse University, Master of Arts (M.A.), S.I. New House School of Public Communications. 2010-2011. Mr. Carron J Phillips graduated: Morehouse College, Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), African-American/Black Studies. 2002-2006.
Mr. Caron J. Phillips was awarded: NABJ Salute to Excellence Award – Digital Commentary Issued by National Association of Black Journalists Dec 2020 SHAD. Associated with The Shadow League Salute to Excellence Award for National Newspaper Commentary Issued by National Association of Black Journalists Aug 2019. DAILY NEWS. Associated with New York Daily News Journalist of the Year Issued by Philadelphia Association of Black Journalists Oct 2016. Associated with The News Journal Media Group
Jesse Watters begins his show
If you’re a die-hard sports fan…You’ll do whatever it takes. What is that? I better paint my face. You painted your face. What? Well, you know, support the team. From soccer to hockey the football face. Paints are a part of fan culture. Sometimes you see guys paint their whole bodies. This is a family show, we’re not going to show that, but the more die hard, the fan base, the more exuberant the look. The Kansas City Chiefs have a rich history of fanatical Sunday displays.
In the 60s Kansas City Chiefs football games kicked off with an American riding in on horseback. The horse’s name was face-paint. Then the NFL cancels the American Indians’ writing and on, now we’re paying. And now a blonde woman rides in on it. And then they canceled “face-paint,” – the horse. And they just have a big drum now, they bang.
But the Kansas City Chiefs will always have the tomahawk chants whose decibel records are Insane. You can hear it from five miles away.
Fans at arrowhead stadium, show up in full chiefs for regalia: face-paint, headdresses. They’re not showing disrespect. They’re showing allegiance. But this weekend, a young fan went to a Chiefs-Raiders game in Vegas, with face-paint and a headdress. And the media tried to destroy his life. Now, I know you’re looking at this. You’re like what’s the big deal? Thanksgiving weekend. He’s got a headdress on. I mean, should he have worn a pilgrim hat instead, Of course not. He’s a chief’s fan. He loves the chiefs. He doesn’t hate anyone. But the media only showed this picture from the side, the side with the black face paint.
The media published his profile to make the young boy. Look like a racist. Like a young boy who decided to wear black face in Vegas in front of 60 thousand fans at a nationally televised game.
They should have been red faced, right? Like if we’re going to be racist, we got to be accurately racist, you know? But my whole thing is this: if you’re going out to buy something, you know, to darken your face. Why did you not buy the red instead of the black? Did you just have some black face material hanging around your crib? Because you’re so deeply rooted in racism. Like it’s just something that you can use a lot of in your crib. Some black face material, that’s what I was confused about because if you’re gonna be racist like you need to buy the red face. But why did you just not buy the red face and did you have some black patient hanging around the crib?
Recent Events that shape professional sports
In recent years, the league has faced criticism by both ardent and casual fans and observers because of issues related to social justice and “cancel culture,” including promises made by NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and other officials for the league to become a conduit for broader change. Slogans like “Stop Racism” have appeared on helmets and in NFL end zones, and some players drew widespread attention—even from former President Donald Trump—for kneeling during the national anthem.
However, in September a Native American group called the Native American Guardians Association (NAGA) filed a lawsuit against the team, now called the Washington Commanders, to bring back the name. The NAGA said the team had caved in to social pressures and a public backlash campaign.
Part of that criticism was answered by the NFL’s Washington franchise dropping its “Redskins” moniker in 2020 because of heightened allegations of systemic racism in American society following the killing of George Floyd in police custody. The longtime team name was viewed by some as disparaging.
Okay, so this internet site called Deadspin that used to be owned by Gawker had this headline. The NFL needs to speak out against the Kansas City Chiefs fan in blackface native head-dress.
And the column writer for DeadSpin, Carron J Phillips says, Despite their age, they taught that person that what they were wearing was appropriate. This is what happens when you bend books, stand against critical race theory and try to erase centuries of hate? You give future generations the ammunition. They need to evolve and recreate racism better than before.
Now judge Jeanine noted the guy’s name’s Karen. Yeah. He’s a male Karen. A grown man.
Just slandered a little boy because he dressed up as his team’s mascot at a football game.
That we’ve perused male Karen’s articles and “He’s always looking for the worst in white people.”. Simone Biles doesn’t get Taylor Swift-like attention at NFL games because she’s black. Or this one … “White fans were entertained by black athletes, a day after a racist, killed black people in Buffalo, New York.”
This is what white supremacy looks like. There’s tons of these articles. Male karen, is your classic race hustler? Male, Karen declares he discriminates against straight white men.
DeadSpin, Carron J Phillips comments…
Listen. I was like we are not running any more straight white men. Not while I’m here. Women. Black people, gays, straight, Asian, whatever you are, as long as, you are not a straight white man.
You, I’m running your stocks. Uh, I’m going to these meetings, I’m putting sports to the side and I’m jumping into politics and local government because when 2016 happened and I got to the daily news, To put these two things together. Colin Kaepernick was happening. An entire sports industry had to figure out how to talk about racism and social issues and we know our industry is white as hell. And nobody knew what to do with it.
Jesse Watters goes on to say…
And straight white boys, they aren’t off limits male, Karen doesn’t mention the other side of the boy’s face being red. Male Karen doesn’t mention the game was in Vegas where Raiders fans paint their faces black and silver. How do we know this little boy wasn’t a fan of both teams painted in both. You don’t.
Thousands of fans across the country paint their faces, all kinds of colors on Sundays. Black and green at eagles games. Black and yellow with steelers games, black and red at Bucks games. Male Karen knows this because he covers sports for a living. So this was just like a cheap racial assassination attempt, but we caught him.
And this is what happened to Nick Sandman, remember the Covington kid. And we hope this little boy sues Dead Spin into bankruptcy where it belongs. Male karen hasn’t written about Jimmy Kimmel’s blackface. He hasn’t written about Virginia, governor Ralph Northam’s blackface or Justin Trudeau’s blackface and these guys weren’t even out of the stadium. They were legit in black-face. Grown men. Why can’t a boy dress up like an Indian? If Liz Warren, can identify as an Indian. Liz even told media outlets that, “I have lived in a family that has talked about native americans and talked about tribes. Since i’ve been a little girl. I still have a picture of my mantle at home, and it’s a picture of my mother. She had before that a picture of my grandfather. And my Aunt Be, she has walked by that picture. at least a thousand times and remarked, “That her father, my papa had high cheekbones.” Like all of the Indians do. Being a Native American has been part of my story, I guess since the day I was born. All right, so let me get this straight, the left says, boys can dress up as girls. But they can’t dress up as indians.
Would it have been okay? If this little boy was an Indian princess?
I mean, he can wear a dress but he can’t wear a headdress?
That doesn’t make any sense. And the left says, little boys can wear makeup, right? But they can’t wear face paint. What if the little boy said it was just wearing blushing mascara? Would it have been, okay?
So little boys can dress up as vikings, pirates, cowboys and cowgirls. Apparently leprechauns, go to the Celtics Games , but not an American Indian.
I mean, my kids get their faces painted at birthday parties. Is there a color scheme that we need to run by male Karen before? I think male Karen needs to leave this child alone and worry about his own children. If he has any?
At least this little boy’s dad’s taking his son to a game and spending quality time together, which is a lot more than we can say about a lot of fathers in this country whose faces are all types of colors.
Jesse Watters guest Charly Arnolt comments
I have lived in Kansas City for several years, I was a local news reporter in Kansas City and I was at Chiefs games, you even alluded to how people go all out there. People Go nuts to see people with full body paint, headdresses doing the tomahawk chop. Which also, by the way, the left has tried to cancel saying that it’s another form of racism. Uh, it’s just commonplace in Kansas City. What did this boy do? He did absolutely nothing wrong. I didn’t wake up this week thinking, you know what, I need one more piece of evidence of how deranged and delusional the leftist media is, but here we are, we have it. And yet Deadspin has taken it to another level who would have thought that they had, the one guy’s face. He had black near the eyes, okay. So there’s the eyes.
Is that wrong? Can you not do that? Can they not be. I mean this guy is clearly trying to imitate a native american warrior. Those are the colors, the teams color schemes And the guy didn’t even say that the other side of the face was red. Well, that’s the problem with Carron J Phillips he doubled down upon getting the community notes when Elon Musk called him a racist and a deceptive liar. He still decided to put out another note on X saying, you know, even if you saw that his other side of his face was red, this is still just as bad if not worse because you’re also no like somebody who says that they hate a Spanish, but then wears a sombrero on cinco de Mayo.
I have no idea if you know people that were defending, this kid, had a spanish tie. No one hates hispanics. And then what’s wrong with wearing a sombrero on Cinco de Mayo? Listen, Carron J Phillips is nothing but a race-baiting hack. You already mentioned several of the examples of his lengthy track record even last year. Calling white people, white supremacists, because in his words, they were watching an NBA game while blacks were being murdered in the street. This is exactly his M-O.. He is looking to incite people, and unfortunately, in this situation, it completely works. We had another well-known idiot. Also chime in saying that this completely goes against the NFL’s about and racist people were completely jumping on board.
Do you think this kid should sue dead spin and maybe walk away with five million bucks? I think, I actually hope they have already retained the most powerful lawyer that they can find and i hope that they put deadspin into bankruptcy for the second time and put them out of business for good.
So if this boy had dressed up as Tinkerbell, oh and gone there. Oh that would have been fine apparently to male Karen.
He would have still put out an article, but it would have had a completely different spin to it. Dead spin, if you will. Well, Dead Spin should remember.when Dead Spin used to be cool.
No, when it first came out, Dead Spin was actually a cool place to get your sports news not anymore. It has gone completely well, but you’re right. If this little boy, would have had on a dress, a blonde wig, he would have been celebrated by male Karen.
Carron J Phillips would have touted him as a national hero, but because he wanted to celebrate his team. He was proclaimed as a racist. How sad is it that someone is trying to ruin a kid’s life? Did you ever wear a headdress and paint yourself when you went to a Chiefs game? No, I did not actually do it. So you weren’t really a hardcore? No, I was not a hardcore fan. I was just trying to stay warm because it’s very cold at arrowhead. So i just wanted to say I was crazy. They’d wanna be like the fan that doesn’t wear anything and just paints his whole body. No, that is not the life that I live in. Not yet at least. Okay. All right. Well maybe next time we’ll have a headdress party. I was like all right we’ll see we’ll see what Carron J Phillips has to say about it. He won’t like it.
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