I understand what you're getting at. Incidentally he's referring to a cultural stereotype, that by the way I've myself heard polys joke about.

The one you reference here is odd, because I don't see creating more of a family atmosphere as a negative.

When I read this back in December I disregarded as it didn't make sense to me.

But you say he has several. This proves what most people are saying, including me, that those who do criticize him through race are tiny vocal minority.

I still contend that the overwhelming majority of criticism thrown at Kalani has been some at team discipline, accountability, and organizational culture.

Some have criticized that he hired his buddies, but I don't see how that can be interpreted as racist.