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In reply to the discussion: The Magic Johnson Instagram photo that began the Donald Sterling racist freak out: [View all]Cha
(312,983 posts)26. I was.. thanks, but I couldn't remember the name until you told me.. interesting article..
Donald Sterling evokes Marge Schott memories
"We have seen Donald Sterling before. The Los Angeles Clippers owner is entirely familiar to us. He looks like the woman who sat in the front row behind the home dugout at Riverfront Stadium.
He is old, rich, public and powerful and for some reason, people pay attention to him. Same as the woman who signed pawprints on scorecards. I don't know if Sterling feels his wealth isolates him from civility, or if he just refuses to know any better. Having dealt with Marge Schott for a decade, I'd suggest she embodied the latter.
Marge was recklessly clueless, and didn't give a damn if you knew it. Marge didn't limit her ugliness to blacks. She spread it like buckshot. Schott offended everyone from scouts to Jews, gays to blacks. The litany of her indiscretions was comprehensive and impressive. No need to amplify here. You remember what she said."
MOre..
http://www.cincinnati.com/story/sports/columnists/paul-daugherty/2014/04/27/clippers-owner-evokes-marge-schott-memories/8284791/
"We have seen Donald Sterling before. The Los Angeles Clippers owner is entirely familiar to us. He looks like the woman who sat in the front row behind the home dugout at Riverfront Stadium.
He is old, rich, public and powerful and for some reason, people pay attention to him. Same as the woman who signed pawprints on scorecards. I don't know if Sterling feels his wealth isolates him from civility, or if he just refuses to know any better. Having dealt with Marge Schott for a decade, I'd suggest she embodied the latter.
Marge was recklessly clueless, and didn't give a damn if you knew it. Marge didn't limit her ugliness to blacks. She spread it like buckshot. Schott offended everyone from scouts to Jews, gays to blacks. The litany of her indiscretions was comprehensive and impressive. No need to amplify here. You remember what she said."
MOre..
http://www.cincinnati.com/story/sports/columnists/paul-daugherty/2014/04/27/clippers-owner-evokes-marge-schott-memories/8284791/
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The Magic Johnson Instagram photo that began the Donald Sterling racist freak out: [View all]
Cha
Apr 2014
OP
Michael Jordan, who always stays away from social issues and commenting publicly on things
okaawhatever
Apr 2014
#1
I was.. thanks, but I couldn't remember the name until you told me.. interesting article..
Cha
Apr 2014
#26
Further more.. this doesn't sound like no rich Dem I ever heard of.. they actually follow through..
Cha
Apr 2014
#13
His son died of a drug overdose last year. You'd think he'd be more sympathetic to the homeless.
okaawhatever
Apr 2014
#24
Dang, I didn't know he had killed his childhood friend. It's getting curiouser and curiouser...nt
okaawhatever
Apr 2014
#34
The wife was suing the mistress for alienation of affection or something like that & the g'friend
okaawhatever
Apr 2014
#27
Rapid mass communication is making it harder and harder to be a racist POS. nt
arely staircase
Apr 2014
#11
nice pic! a shame any woman would want to be the 'girl friend' of a person like Donald Sterling.
Sunlei
Apr 2014
#33