Sep 5, 2019
3:47:52pm
3:47:52pm
Posted about it on a different thread: the framing is wrong, but the idea has some
merit.
Jemele Hill is not arguing for all black people to leave what she (misguidedly, IMO) calls "white universities", but for black top-level athletes, who bring a lot of money to schools through their talents, to attend HBCUs which often have financial challenges.
Jemele Hill is not arguing for all black people to leave what she (misguidedly, IMO) calls "white universities", but for black top-level athletes, who bring a lot of money to schools through their talents, to attend HBCUs which often have financial challenges.
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You're missing the part where college players don't have salaries. If they did, and they could do something
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No, you clearly misread my post. If you don't want to remove the extreme restrictions on player earnings,
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