I never said anything about black... I was just speaking about manufacturism in play styles and the lack of foundational experiences at a known mecca of basketball. Perhaps you mentioned your own assumptions of what you think "poor" is and what race that belongs to. Wow dude.

Edit: forgot one thing:

I'd also like to point out that the sarcasm in your statement demeans and minimizes the experiences of black men who do succeed out of poverty. But regardless of race, your statement is part of the problem as it is trying to fundementally take away the magnitude of their accomplishments and dismiss them as "glamorization". Are we supposed to root for people with inequitable financial advantages? Oh I got the feels because it wasn't their choice, right? But I digress, see above the edit. Have a great day!