There's a difference between saying the holocaust was fake (which is patently false and can be objectively proven or disproven) and a black person disagreeing with say, a vote integrity bill (which is based on that persons personal opinions and beliefs, and is purely subjective, not objective).
Why do you always bring up things that happened over 100 years ago in like, two backwoods cities, and then put that up like it took place nationwide in 2020?
People like you are the ones trying to remove horrible events that happened in America from the curriculum and history books in schools. I bring up those events to make my point to counter your comments. This is why people need to know history. These events did not happen in 2 backwoods cities. These events happened all over the US. Big cities to small towns. You guys are so worried about your children be labeled as oppressors. Lynchings were a public event and white people brought their children to watch black men get castrated and hung from trees. They didn’t mind their kids to see that.
Clarence Thomas and his wife are a disgrace. She may be in deep doo doo.
She should be but guessing she won’t. What year did you graduate from Noll, got many class of 88 friends from there.
Lake Central beating Noll in the 84 Regionals was probably the best High School hoops game I’ve ever been to. I used to have season Cub tickets with Coach Gabor.
My brother was head basketball coach at Horace Mann, Bloom Trail and Hammond Gavit for 40+ years.
I can't believe that they haven't torn down the Horace Mann building yet. Lew Wallace is as scheduled to be torn down, though. Not sure what us in store for the Hammond Gavit building since the kids are now going to the new Hammond Central.
Those things happened a hundred years ago, laws were passed to protect minorities, problem solved. There are no residual effects now. All is well. Stop your bitching.
Gavit in the 80’s had some studs, Joey Wright was a beast!
My bro was there in the 2005-2009 era. He was also AD.
Da Region had a lot of good guards back then from Tim McCalister to Tony Harris to Kenny Lofton to Curtis Rias to Teyon McCoy to Joey Wright to Jerome Harmon etc. Harmon was the only one of the group that almost went to Purdue.
IIRC you have said you live in Mount Pleasant, where, down here, are your children being "shamed into having to apologize for being white?"
Sat right next to Keady at Andrean when Lew Wallace was playing the Niners. I saw him sitting in the bleachers and walked up and introduced myself. He really thought he would get Jerome, but it just didn’t happen. Enjoyed talking to him for the whole game, as it’s not often one gets that much time to chew the fat with a head coach.
We all thought Harmon was coming. I guess it came down to Keady did not want to “pay to play”.
I know who your brother is, when was he at Horace Mann? Very good Coach by the way.
First job after he graduated at IU. 1969-72? Asst coach there for a couple of years, then got hired as HC at Bloom Trail. BT had been there for 21 years without a winning team, he coached there 21 years and never had a losing team.
He wanted to be the Highland Coach, I remember when it was a big deal when he didn’t get the job. Anyway, what’s he up to these days? Hope he’s still living and doing what he likes to do.
Retired, battling cancer. He's in good spirits but the chemo treatments are rough.
Sorry to hear that, prayers to him, he had a wonderful career, he’s got to be in the Illinois HOF I would think.
