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Whitlock: 'Straight black men are coming out of the closet as REAL men'

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In this clip, “Fearless” host Jason Whitlock expressed hope for the future of men in America.

According to Jason, men are coming out of the closet constructed by the matriarchy to tame, house, and emasculate black men over the last six decades.

Jason cited specific events that occurred throughout history that he believes taught black men to be subservient to black women.

“Black men were the first casualties who were forced to apologize for their maleness,” Jason explained.

Jason noted his newly found hope in the future for men as athletes and comedians are taking a stand against politically correct culture. A culture that, according to Jason, has held men down for decades.

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Whitlock: Katie Couric’s white lies kill black people

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Katie Couric confessed she’s an enemy of the people.

In her soon-to-be-released memoir, the former “Today Show” host disclosed she edited an interview with Ruth Bader Ginsburg to “protect” the then-83-year-old Supreme Court Justice from public backlash. During a 2016 interview, Ginsburg made the mistake of sharing her true feelings about national anthem-kneeler Colin Kaepernick.

Ginsburg told Couric that Kaepernick and his allies were showing “contempt for a government that has made it possible for their parents and grandparents to live a decent life … which they probably could not have lived in the places they came from.”

Couric cut those remarks out of the story she published at Yahoo News. She said she did so to protect Ginsburg because Ginsburg was elderly and likely didn’t understand Couric’s question. Ginsburg was a working member of the Supreme Court at the time. Her job was to understand, interpret, and rule on complex legal matters. But she was too old to make sense of Kaepernick’s lunacy? I don’t think so.

And I’m not too old to comprehend why Couric and her editors chose to “protect” Ginsburg. Corporate media is all in on promoting racial division, political division, and division division. Corporate media is the enemy of the people and America.

Corporate media does not want American citizens to realize we have common beliefs and values that bind us. Most rational Americans — whether left or right, white or black, Jew or gentile — believe we’re lucky to live in America. Couric’s story did not protect Ginsburg. The story used several quotes that made Ginsburg’s position on Kaepernick quite clear. It quoted Ginsburg calling the protests “dumb and disrespectful.”

Couric protected the prevailing corporate media narrative that only a racist, right-wing political conservative would argue that black Americans are better off in this country than our so-called homelands.

That’s an inconvenient truth no one wants to discuss. There are 54 countries on the African continent. That’s 54 different destinations for the American dissatisfied to relocate.

Nigeria: I hear it’s great there in the summer.

Sudan: They say the fishing is great there.

Ghana: I’ve heard good things about the food.

Morocco: Housing prices are affordable right now.

Somalia: Best strip clubs on the continent.

Kenya: Amazing sushi bars.

Oh, a few of us will visit a handful of the countries. The number willing to relocate permanently is miniscule. You couldn’t get Al Sharpton, Ben Crump, LeBron James, Colin Kaepernick, Randy Moss to leave America with the promise of a dozen virgins, a billion dollars, and an endless supply of Hennessy and weed.

Ginsburg thought the exact same thing as a typical Trump supporter. American black people’s African ancestors suffered an unspeakable atrocity — chattel slavery — and their descendants are experiencing the benefits produced by that suffering.

I thank God that my ancestors weathered the storm and made America live up to the promises made in the Declaration of Independence, the U.S. Constitution, and the Bill of Rights.

When you hear the national anthem, that’s what you should think about — all the people who suffered and died so that you have the right to live free in the land of opportunity. Our system of government and the Judeo-Chrisitian values established in Western civilization created the greatest country man has known.

The New York Times’ 1619 Project won’t change that fact. Neither will critical race theory. Nor will Black Lives Matter, the LGBTQ movement, radical feminists, or the Squad.

Ginsburg told Couric that Kaepernick could love it or leave it. She told him to go back to Africa. Or go find his alleged black daddy. She channeled her inner Donald Trump.

Ginsburg said what most of us believe. She definitely gave voice to what our actions reveal about us. We love America. All of us. Black, white, brown, and everything in between. The people pretending that America’s narrative arc bends toward racial injustice are making that argument to seize power and money.

They’re frauds. Katie Couric is a fraud. She’s an enemy of the people. She doesn’t see herself that way. But she is. So is everyone who chooses deceit over truth. Deceit is the promotion of death, whether you’re lying to yourself or lying to the public.

This morning I saw a story promoted on Twitter that said the see-through outfit Lizzo wore to Cardi B’s birthday party “stole the show.”

This is a polite lie. It’s a polite promotion of a death lifestyle. The American media and Big Tech’s social media apps are trying to tell fat people like me that we’re perfectly healthy and normal. It’s a lie.

The media are lying to us. You can’t sustain a democracy or promote justice on a foundation of lies. You might feel like the police are randomly killing scores of black men. Your feelings aren’t facts. Your feelings lie.

It feels good to Katie Couric and all the other guilt-ridden white liberals to feed black people an endless supply of lies and half-truths. Watching black people die feels good to them. The lucky ones, like George Floyd, get statues, memorials, and multimillion-dollar payouts to their survivors.

Whitlock: Kyrie Irving and Dave Chappelle are leading real men out of the closet

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Men are coming out of the closet. Black men. NBA star Kyrie Irving. Comedic superstar Dave Chappelle. Former NBA player-turned-YouTuber Kwame Brown.

Black men are escaping the cages that the matriarchy, the LGBTQ movement, and liberal orthodoxy constructed to tame, house, and emasculate us over the last six decades.

Back in July, I wrote a column that touched on the 1965 Moynihan Report, “The Negro Family: The Case for National Action.” Daniel Patrick Moynihan worked in President Lyndon Johnson’s administration. The Moynihan Report argued that America needed to fortify the black family by investing in the black man. President Johnson initially supported the Moynihan Report. He pulled his support when leftist activists and the mainstream media framed Moynihan’s research and solution as racist.

The smearing of Moynihan and his report allowed President Johnson to pivot to his Great Society initiative, which funneled money toward women and non-traditional, single-parent families.

The full-scale emasculation of American men began with the rejection of the Moynihan Report. Black men were on the front lines. We were the first casualties, the initial conquest, the original men forced to apologize for the sin of maleness and masculine values. We were taught to closet our true nature, accept roles subservient to black women, and remake the church into an institution that serves the matriarchy and the politics of Democrats.

The “mission accomplished” flag has been flying atop black men for a solid 40 years. Joe Biden and Kamala Harris are in the process of raising the flag over white men.

Men — traditional ones with biblical values — have been made to feel ashamed of their beliefs, their nature, and the responsibilities God prescribed for them in the Gospel. We’re trapped in the closet. When we’re out in public spaces, we adhere to the principles and sensibilities prescribed by the church of Silicon Valley and Big Tech. Twitter, Facebook, Google, Instagram, YouTube, etc., disciple us and dictate our behavior.

That’s why I’m so happy and inspired that Kyrie Irving, Dave Chappelle, and Kwame Brown have come out of the closet as real men. I’m hoping it’s a trend. I’m hoping it will give other men the courage to come out of the closet as men.

Irving is risking nearly $200 million with his decision to fight the NBA’s vaccine policies. The Nets have banned him from their facilities until he takes the jab. Irving’s noncompliance could be the most courageous form of athletic civil disobedience since Muhammad Ali refused induction into the United States military.

It’s not just the financial risk Irving is taking. Like Ali, he’s defying the establishment, he’s disobeying the ruling government doctrine, he’s taking an unpopular position and inviting mainstream media ridicule. Irving is standing against medical tyranny and standing for American freedom.

Unlike LeBron James, Colin Kaepernick, and the other China-beholden American influencers, Irving isn’t crowdsourcing his actions through Twitter’s rigged algorithms.

The same goes for Chappelle. His latest Netflix comedy special, “The Closer,” shredded the feminist and LGBTQ movements. And when the instruments used to cage and emasculate men attacked him for his routine, Chappelle didn’t back down. He called them out by name.

“F*** Twitter. F*** NBC News, ABC News, all these stupid-ass networks. I’m not talking to them. I’m talking to you. This is real life,” Chappelle told an audience in Los Angeles.

Chappelle’s courage is infectious. He’s allowing men, comedians in particular, to come out of the closet. Comedic legend Damon Wayans told TMZ:

“I feel like Dave freed the slaves — the comedians. We were slaves to PC culture, and as an artist, he’s Vincent Van Gogh. He cut his ear off, and he’s trying to tell us, ‘It’s OK.'”

It’s OK to be a man. A heterosexual one. A Christian man. A religious man. A masculine man. It’s OK to see yourself as a provider, a protector, a leader, a conqueror. Don’t feel any pressure to tap into your feminine side, to believe men can get pregnant or that there’s virtue in wearing a dress.

Do you.

That’s what Kwame Brown has been doing in 2021. Brown, the former No. 1 draft pick, unleashed his masculine energy on podcasters and former NBA players Matt Barnes and Stephen Jackson. Brown tired of being ridiculed publicly as a bust and challenged his critics on his YouTube platform. Brown was raw and profane and occasionally menacing.

But he attracted a large audience because he was authentic. He’s a good old boy from the South who delivers a message of self-responsibility and a traditional role for men. He’s not homophobic. He’s just not going to apologize for being a traditional man. He’s not trying to display his emotional side.

Emotion undermines logic and masculinity.

That’s why I was so disappointed to see Randy Moss on national television crying about an email that included a derogatory comment about the size of DeMaurice Smith’s enormous lips.

Moss has no idea that he’s playing an emasculated role designed for black men 60 years ago. He’s swallowed the entire BLM-LGBTQ-CRT Alphabet Mafia narrative that the black man is incapable of being the man God designed. I reject that and all who believe it.

Sixty years ago, the founders of the Alphabet Mafia removed the black man from his family, which did unprecedented damage to the black boy and established a black culture dominated by women and ruled by emotion.

The white man and his family are next on the chopping block. The process has already begun.

The only solution is for men to come out of the closet and join Kyrie, Chappelle, and Kwame.

Squires: Jon Gruden’s fall from grace is the natural result of corporations that embrace cultural Darwinism

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Jon Gruden’s swift descent from coach of the Las Vegas Raiders to social pariah is a cautionary tale about the consequences that await people who resist social change. His recklessness made it easy to force him out of the league, but the truth of the matter is that even people who use more gentle language to object to the infusion of social justice causes into the workplace run the risk of extinction.

This controversy started late last week when it was revealed that in 2011, Gruden — at the time an analyst with ESPN — said that players’ union leader DeMaurice Smith had lips the size of Michelin tires. Every media outlet referred to this as a racist trope, but Gruden was still able to coach his team on Sunday.

Then more emails were revealed on Monday in which Gruden harshly criticized NFL commissioner Roger Goddell, player protests, the hiring of female referees, the promotion of Caitlyn Jenner, and other league priorities in language ESPN described as “misogynistic, racist, and anti-gay.”

Gruden won a Super Bowl in the 2002 season and left coaching in 2009. He is such a respected football mind that he was given one of the richest coaching contracts in league history despite being away from the game for almost a decade. Jon Gruden has been a fixture on NFL sidelines for over 20 years, but in all that time he never evolved or adapted to his changing habitat. Quotes from Gruden’s emails as well as characterizations of his correspondence paint the picture of a man who was resistant to the rapid social change that is pushed by every large corporation, including the NFL.

You don’t have to defend Jon Gruden’s words to wonder why emails he sent 10 years ago are surfacing now. I certainly don’t. I’m much more of a Tony Dungy guy in terms of both style and substance. I also believe using email to personally attack people the way Gruden did was extremely unwise. The truth, however, is that every person in corporate America is facing extinction from the marriage of corporations and social justice in the workplace.

A person who is appalled by the content of Jon Gruden’s emails may one day find himself being pressured to fly one of the pride flags his company passes out to employees in June. His religious convictions about gender and sexuality may not be enough to keep him out of corporate crosshairs. He must adapt or DIE — or more specifically, feel the full weight of his company’s Diversity, Inclusion, and Equity regime.

The NFL suffered a tremendous public relations loss during the Kaepernick years. It tried to appease players who felt entitled to engage in political protest on their employers’ time and dime. It also tried to reassure fans it remained committed to its support of the armed forces and promotion of American patriotism. The result was that the league faced pressure from fans who claimed the NFL supported anthem protests as well as those who believed team owners colluded to blackball Colin Kaepernick.

Since then, Roger Goddell and team owners have tried to prove they can be just as socially conscious as the NBA. The NFL struck a deal with a group of players to donate $90 million to social justice causes and supported a BLM-inspired video of players asking whether they will be the next black victims of police violence. The league also declared “football is gay” in a video earlier this year after Carl Nassib became the first active NFL player to come out.

The NFL’s partnership with Jay-Z and his company Roc Nation to advise on entertainment selections has probably been its most significant social justice statement to date. The NFL effectively ended its public standoff with Kaepernick by getting an even bigger black icon to vouch for the league’s commitment to social change.

The irony is that the league that seems so sensitive about coarse language in Jon Gruden’s private emails has no problem having Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre, and Eminem perform at this year’s Super Bowl. The lyrics these three men have promoted publicly — littered with slurs aimed at black men, women, and gay people — make Gruden’s emails look like a Dr. Seuss book by comparison.

This is perfectly consistent with how large corporations champion fashionable political positions and punish dissenting voices to demonstrate their commitment to “social change.” It will be interesting to see whether employees, from multimillionaire coaches to hourly wage earners, will conform to this new environment or risk being culled from the herd in this era of unnatural selection.

Whitlock: The NFL canceled Jon Gruden for sins against wokeism

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Based on New York Times reporting, Jon Gruden broke at least seven of the woke religion’s 10 commandments. His damnation to unemployment and disgrace was inevitable. He’s a sinner cast into the fiery hell of cancel culture. The woke religion disavows forgiveness and mercy. The woke cult prefers retribution for thought crimes.

Gruden is a high-profile symbol of the consequences of disobedience to the woke.

Monday night he resigned from his position as head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders. He resigned amid an investigation into private emails he wrote while working for ESPN as its lead broadcaster on “Monday Night Football.” Gruden frequently emailed Bruce Allen, an executive with the Washington Football Team at the time. The NFL has been investigating owner Dan Snyder’s football team for a couple of years. During the course of its review of emails of Washington employees, the league discovered Gruden’s emails to Allen. The emails were written over the course of about 10 years and seemingly stopped in 2018 when Gruden left the broadcast booth to become head coach of the Raiders.

Late last week, while DeMaurice Smith faced a vote regarding the future of his tenure as executive director of the NFLPA, the Wall Street Journal reported that Gruden wrote an email to Allen that called Smith dumb and ridiculed Smith’s big lips. Corporate media quickly framed Gruden’s lip comment as racist. Smith just as quickly framed himself as a victim of a race crime and garnered the necessary votes to stave off removal as executive director.

But let’s review the seven woke commandments Gruden violated with his emails, according to the New York Times.

1) Thou shalt not disparage Barack Obama. The Times revealed Gruden criticized President Obama during his 2012 re-election campaign. This is an explosive revelation. A U.S. citizen criticized a presidential candidate.

2) Thou shalt not push back against the Big Lips Matter movement. Big Lips Matter is the DeMaurice Smith faction of the Black Lives Matter movement. Many white women, particularly Instagram models and the actress Angelina Jolie, passionately support Big Lips Matter.

3) Thou shalt not question hiring practices based on sexual and gender identity. Gruden apparently felt NFL commissioner Roger Goodell overstepped his authority when he pressured former Rams coach Jeff Fisher to draft Missouri defensive end Michael Sam because Sam is queer. Gruden also isn’t a fan of the NFL’s policy of fast-tracking women through the referee process so the league can have more female refs.

4) Thou shalt not disagree with national anthem protesters. Gruden said that Eric Reid, a prominent anthem protester, should be fired.

5) Thou shalt not look fondly upon bare female breasts. Gruden and his male friends exchanged pictures of topless women via email. Most men do this via text string. At least that’s what I’ve been told.

6) Thou shalt not speak honestly about Joe Biden. Gruden called Biden a “nervous clueless p—y.” Seems a bit harsh. President Biden never seems nervous to me. He seems sedated.

7) Thou shalt not defend football. Gruden complained that Goodell’s safety policies were an overreaction and made mothers fear allowing their sons to play football.

The hypocrisy of the people cheering Gruden’s cancellation is breathtaking. These same people were quiet when actor Michael Rappaport aired out NBA star Kevin Durant’s homophobic, profane, misogynistic, and threatening direct messages.

I’m consistent on all of this stuff. Durant and Gruden have a right to privacy and the right to express opinions polite society finds abhorrent. Durant apologized, the NBA fined Durant $50,000, and everyone moved on. That’s what should have happened to Jon Gruden. But Gruden is white and held to a much higher standard of accountability. This is racist. The woke religion allows for and promotes racism. It also loves double standards.

The NFL recently announced that rappers Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, and Enimem will star in the league’s Super Bowl halftime show. Dre, Snoop, and Em have a catalogue of music that makes Gruden’s emails sound like a Sunday school lesson.

Gruden’s private emails make him unfit to work on the NFL’s platform. Meanwhile, a collection of pornographic and profane rappers are the perfect choice to showcase on popular culture’s largest platform.

The NFL’s lack of self-awareness is stunning. Roger Goodell is the worst commissioner in the history of professional sports. The NFL has no guiding principles and no moral compass. It’s led by the woke cult and social media.

If you remove the crass words and interpret the message, that’s what Jon Gruden was really complaining about in his emails — the NFL’s lack of leadership and direction.

It will be interesting to see if Gruden bends his knee and converts to the woke religion. Will he join all the other closeted men in modern America? That closet is filled with millions of heterosexual, Christian men who now live in shame of their values and beliefs because the Alphabet Mafia will damn them to hell on earth.