WOKE MOB: NBA On TNT is ONLY looking for black candidates for broadcast roles

Above August 28, 1963, Martin Luther King Jr famously said – “I have a dream that one day my four young children will live in a country where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their personalities. ”

Fast-forward to 2021, the culture of anti-social justice and abolition of social justice has a different view of equality. Instead, they are demanding “fairness,” at the expense of “privileged” white Americans.

On Wednesday, NBA Social Strategist on TNT, Victoria McBryde posted a tweet looking for a “young, gifted and black” college student for an online position connected with Oscar Pope Lift Every Voice Scholarship.

In an blatantly discriminatory tweet, young, gifted and of any ethnicity who are not black are, by default, now allowed to apply for a new broadcast position at NBA on TNT.

Here is a screenshot of the tweet that has been made private following backlash from Twitter users.

Lift Every Voice describes itself as “a grassroots initiative focused on uplifting the imaginations of black student journalists.” However, as Outkicks Bobby Burack has pointed out, there is no shortage of sports journalists of color working on TNT’s NBA coverage or coverage of the NBA throughout sports newspapers.

As Burack writes:

Top NBA journalist Chris Haynes of TNT is black. Three of the four members of TNT’s Inside the NBA pregame are black. Additionally, Turner Sports’ Bleacher Report featured Taylor Rook, a black woman, as the face of its brand.

Meanwhile at ESPN, the NBA’s other major partner, seven of the eight members of the NBA Countdown pregnancy program, are black. In fact, the Worldwide Leader of Sports has only two former journalists serving as opinion pieces on ESPN’s NBA hit show: Stephen A. Smith and Michael Wilbon, both of whom are black. And Malika Andrews, a black female journalist in her 20s, replaced Rachel Nichols, a white woman, as the host of ESPN’s featured daily NBA show in the fall.

For Victoria McBryde and other young Marxists trained in college, their efforts to create opportunity for black Americans were necessary to correct the economic injustices they perpetuated. has been going on since the founding of the country.

In March, the Biden administration also excluded white Americans. “BIDDING TO SIGN BILLS WITH USD 4 BILLION Maturity Debt to MINIMUM FARMERS”

Even if the ad wasn’t meant to be racist, it would be a common mistake to exclude any qualified applicants, based on race.

If it becomes culturally and legally acceptable, we can expect overt racism to reemerge in the South, negating some of the work that MLK Jr and others have done. do and some have even died from it.