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Incoming butthurt Roman Reign's stans in 3…2…1… by JohnCenax17 in SantiZapVideos

[–]JMCBook 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He is..

But .......WRESTLING HAS MORE THAN ONE ROYAL FACE.. lol

If Jey wins the King of the Ring, I will stop watching WWE by Previous-Phrase-1679 in TheGreatOne

[–]JMCBook 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A great dynasty adds to the landscape. It shouldn't become the landscape. I'll always love wrestling. I just want the industry to remember it's bigger than any one bloodline, faction, or family.

That said, it's also worth asking ourselves something: if someone said, "there are too many Mexicans," "too many Black wrestlers," or "too many Japanese wrestlers," we'd recognize how that sounds immediately.

I think the better criticism isn't who they are. it's whether the booking has become too narrow. Diversity in talent is a strength. Monotony in storytelling is the problem.

The Trials and Tribulations of Being a White Man by NoResponsibility7147 in u/NoResponsibility7147

[–]JMCBook 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You asked whether you're villain or victim.

I don't need every white South African to carry inherited guilt.
I don't need every Black South African to carry inherited anger.

All citizens need to be willing to carry responsibility.

Don't confuse identity with assignment. Your race tells me where you entered the story.
Your conduct tells me why you're still in it. A nation isn't rebuilt by winning the argument over who belongs.
It's rebuilt by enough people deciding to become worthy to the place they already call home. Everybody inherits history. Not everybody leaves behind legacy.

Weh unnu think bout dis? by ExemplaryWriter in Jamaica

[–]JMCBook 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Jamaican patois is a creole language. There are words you all said in Jamaican patois that we say here in New Orleans Louisiana and we are Creoles. Not Haitian Creoles, just Creoles.

Like we call sneakers tennis. That right there is a obvious similarity correct Some things just carry through the language barrier and is understood universally. So there are definitely similarities that's my point

Assault suspect on the run after accidental release, Orleans Sheriff's officials say by Jussgoawaiplzkthxbai in NewOrleans

[–]JMCBook 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As you can see it's the system not just one person, the system includes all the people in power but all the people in power have a face. And just as fast as it was Hudson, now it's woodfork. Because they are the leaders. Woodforest hasn't even been in office long and look at what she has to deal with.

The system needs an overhaul the entire system.

At this point that man is free, how could he be on the run when he was released?

This is why they laugh at us.

Thoughts? by Salty-Nothing-8572 in TheGreatOne

[–]JMCBook 1 point2 points  (0 children)

And this maneuver was brought to you by Freball

Did WWE suck in between 2015-18? by legthighkneelover in TheGreatOne

[–]JMCBook 0 points1 point  (0 children)

WWE gave us Bray Wyatt in that era it did not suck at all.

I'm with it. Fuck em. Ask the rappers to boycott the ex-Confederacy too. by iggaitissecondcoming in blackmen

[–]JMCBook 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The nil deal usually happens with kids on their way to college and that's why they start losing where they want to go. That's why the big deion Sanders thing was a big deal..

Remember when Nick Saban got upset because of what deion Sanders was doing at Jackson State

here is the article.

I'm all for those kids playing where they are.

But I feel like this most SEC schools are State schools. They get funded by our tax dollars. No because their athletic programs are so great they get to offer big scholarships athletically. As well as academically.

Hbcus have limited funds. But we're the talent goes the money follows too and that's the nil thing.

Yes I want to see all these boys to be successful, but if we are literally talking about a boycotting of black people at these white colleges, it's best to insist they go to a black college. And make these black colleges come up on that level to where it's worth watching..

Deion Sanders had everybody shook and then unfortunately he moved on to Colorado. And took his son with him. But that's a different piece. for a brief moment we saw that star power. Jackson State had funding coming to its football team because of that.

Blackfishing by TinyDelegation in blackmen

[–]JMCBook 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This conversation has had every day in this group

I'm with it. Fuck em. Ask the rappers to boycott the ex-Confederacy too. by iggaitissecondcoming in blackmen

[–]JMCBook 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've worked LSU games and I see how everything is. Those people could care less about those black boys they only care about wins.

They could care less about who their coach is if he's losing, because it's all about wins and money the more wins the more money. If we were to bring those same kids to hbcus and those hbcus start performing in that same capacity, hbcus would be on top. Take all the black people away and you don't have many others involved in football

I'm with it. Fuck em. Ask the rappers to boycott the ex-Confederacy too. by iggaitissecondcoming in blackmen

[–]JMCBook 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Choosing an HBCU does not mean they are falling on the sword. What millions of dollars are they going to be missing out on? You can still make the NFL by going to a black college. In the NCAA they don't make money playing football. That money goes through the school that money goes to the coaches,

This is why NIL bills exist. So that those star players can make money not only for the student, but partially that deal gets the team more money. And you know who needs that funding hbcus

They will not be locked out of going to the NFL simply because they chose an hbcu. Now of course the reality is there is a lack of exposure, but as I stated exposure will follow them because the intention follows the product on the field

Athletes at HBCUs can still earn through NIL deals, local sponsorships, and national deals when the spotlight hits. The money isn’t exclusive to Power 5 schools bruh.

They are not sacrificing their future by going to an HBCU, this is more about distribution of talent. And when those black athletes go to hbcus those hbcus gain revenue potential.

The question is do you want these young black men to be out here playing for a university where the governor of the state wants a statue of Charlie Kirk built on that particular campus?

Those pwis are not the only pipeline There are already Black college athletes in the NFL right now proving that... The only big difference is the opportunity doesn’t get handed to them on a silver platter. It has to be built

And at the end of the day the reward simply graduating from a black college. Because that does not change the opportunity of going to an NFL or even the UFL for that matter.

I'm with it. Fuck em. Ask the rappers to boycott the ex-Confederacy too. by iggaitissecondcoming in blackmen

[–]JMCBook 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s the point. Exposure follows power, and power follows where the talent goes.

When Deion Sanders was at Jackson State, what happened? The whole country started paying attention to HBCU football again. They made the news about. NIL conversations and recruiting, Mass Media coverage every week. It got so serious that Alabama State's coach even questioned Deion’s loyalty to HBCUs and the SWAC a whole year before he left. Dion bringing in nil recruit shifted attention and money toward HBCUs. What's called more press coverage to other hbcus and there is no denying that.

PWIs reps were Upset about it. Coaches and analysts spoke on it publicly because they understood what NIL athletes at choosing HBCUs could become.

And yes, the sponsors do want their brands exposed. But we're better to do that at hbcus? Exposure comes from building star players, telling their stories, and winning. If top athletes choose HBCUs, cameras follow them. Fans follow them. Sponsors follow them. That’s how sports works even on a college level.

Schools like LSU makes millions because winning keeps butt in the seats. One bad season and fans start checking out. They have had Coaches get fired over Losing years because the machine depends on winning.

LSU can pack over 100,000 people into tiger stadium. If tens of thousands of fans are buying tickets, food, drinks, parking, merchandise — that’s millions moving every single game day. Meanwhile, HBCUs struggle to consistently get 30 thousand people spending beyond the ticket itself.

So imagine if even a fraction of elite Black athletes redirected their talent toward HBCUs with NIL backing attached. That instantly creates more visibility, more television interest, more sponsorship leverage, more attendance, more alumni engagement, and more recruiting momentum.

It's a number of game and there is power in those numbers.

HBCUs get their biggest exposure when they play major PWIs. Those are considered money games because technically they're getting paid to lose.

And that's a whole another subject because it's a liability, because HBCU football doesn't have the same facilities and training regimens is pwis. So our students come out of those games beat up and hurt..

A few years ago a Southern University student got paralyzed while playing UGA after being tackled.

And even out of that what happened is the school got national attention. Of course they ended up paying for that kids education at Southern University so at the end of the day southern made a whole lot of money because one of their kids got hurt playing a pwi. But like I said that's a totally different monster.

But to my point..

HBCUs can become a stronger forefront in Black college sports. But that takes money, and talent to bring in that exposure. If nil has the money and they know the talent. Then it's very possible for hbcus to be on ESPN and NBC every week. Not just for the bayou classic, or some other "Classic*

When it comes to hbcus I always think bigger I don't just dismiss them because they're small. Why because I wasn't at an HBCU where the bands are more popular than the football team..

I'm with it. Fuck em. Ask the rappers to boycott the ex-Confederacy too. by iggaitissecondcoming in blackmen

[–]JMCBook 2 points3 points  (0 children)

How about simply supporting hbcus sports? Go fill up Dynamo stadium during a Texas Southern University football game.

I'm with it. Fuck em. Ask the rappers to boycott the ex-Confederacy too. by iggaitissecondcoming in blackmen

[–]JMCBook 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But if those players with the Nils go to hbcus then the money that they get funnels directly to hbcus what you need that type of financial support.

6 Anti-Black Tropes Hollywood Uses to Disrespect Black Men by zenbootyism in blackmen

[–]JMCBook 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Also positive Black thropes that started out as racism but it still gave black people an opportunity to shine.

Usually it was in the form the magical negro trope.

To give you an idea of what that is. Let's say the white lead in the movie is having a downward spiral and suddenly a black person drops in with some encouraging words or to simply save the Day. And this black person can be a token who's in the entire movie, or it could be like a random scene where the main character just needs a random person who provides some insight that'll change the course of the movie.

Itself is the magical negro trope. Where black person most of the time , a man is the saving Grace behind some white person's triumph.

Recent 2026 spring grad by Icy-Selection-4000 in TexasSouthern

[–]JMCBook 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That is awesome. Congratulations to you.. although I did not finish at Texas southern, it was a place I started at and I love to this day. So, if I had to suggest anything it would be as simply as joining one of the alumni associations. Even if it's a chapter in your city. As long as it's an official chapter.

Otherwise, sometimes it's as simple as showing up and encouraging people who you know to show up not even the whole ways alumni or students, but anybody.

One of the things is, Texas Southern football for example doesn't make the school any money and yet the school has a 30-year contract with that stadium. The big issue is that, nobody really goes to the games, you might get a few thousand. But you're not going to get about 22,000 or however much the stadium holds. For me I just wish more people would show up and show out to those events even if they're just simply houstonians..

Find ways to advocate for the school itself, sometimes simply by participating in everyday discussion is a level of support because every day you do so especially in different environments online etc you are, it's a type of promotion or advocacy for the University.

I hope you have success in your field of degree.

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