according to CNN

[Clark]

its time to start profiling white guys

[da prez]

 Don't they all look the same

                   da prez

[Stanley Steamer]

and according to the women, all taste like chicken!!........

[alph]

i gues they'll have to make up a saying; once you go white, they're all out of sight......  something corney like that.....

[old2soon]

Hey you Whitey-and 112 white guys keep on walking!!!  RIDE SAFE.

[RP#62]

Then you'll appreciate this:


'Fighting Whities' Mascot Chosen By University Team Team Takes Name To Mock Indian Mascot

GREELEY, Colo -- Unable to persuade a school district to drop a mascot
name that offends them, some American Indian students at the University
of Northern Colorado have named their intramural basketball team "The
Fighting Whities."

Led by Solomon Little Owl, director of Native American Student Services
at UNC, the team chose a white man as its mascot to raise awareness and
understanding of stereotypes that some cultures endure.

"The message is, let's do something that will let people see the other
side of what it's like to be a mascot," Little Owl said. "I am really
offended by this mascot issue, and I hope the people that support the
Eaton mascot will get offended by this."

The team is made up of American Indians, Hispanics and Anglos. They wear
jerseys that say "Every thang's going to be all white."

"It's not meant to be vicious, it is meant to be humorous," said Ray
White, a Mohawk American Indian on the team. "It puts people in our
shoes, and then we can say, 'Now you know how it is, and now you can
make a judgement."'

White said many people don't understand how it feels to be victims of a
stereotype.

They are upset with Eaton High School for using an American Indian
caricature on the team logo. The team is called the Reds.

Eaton School District superintendent John Nuspl said the logo is not
derogatory and called the group's criticism insulting. "Their
interpretations are an insult to our patrons and blatantly inaccurate,"
he said. "There's no mockery of Native Americans with this."

Charles Cuny, an Ogalala Lakota and member of the team, said he went to
an American Indian Catholic high school with a mascot called the Red
Cloud Crusaders, after a famous chief of the Lakota Indians.

Having a white mascot is a way to make people more aware of American
Indian issues, he said.

"We live in a politically correct society, and sometimes Indians get
overlooked," he said. "There are so few Indians who have clout that
there are a lot of things that go unsettled



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