Comments on: Jason Whitlock, Ruffling Feathers All Over CNN and the Today Show * [Update: CNN Transcript Added]

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By: John

John — Fri, 20 Jul 2007 13:26:35 +0000

I never heard of this guy till i read he had this to say about the michael vick situation:
“I believe Vick got involved with breeding vicious pit bulls because rap-music culture made it the cool thing to do.”

Wtf iz wrong with this guy???? Is he trying to stir some controversy just to be in the headlines? He also sed, “Now we can all see the stupidity. Gangsta-wannabe rappers masquerading as professional athletes is a public-relations nightmare waiting to tear apart sports franchises and leagues.”
Now rappers and athletes r 1 and the same? When did Vick become a rapper? God help this guy.

By: Prospectus

Prospectus — Sun, 08 Jul 2007 05:21:41 +0000

He’s just as much of a media whore and lazy person spouting subversion just to have his mug on TV. He’s no different from Jackson or Sharpton. Whitlock is getting support now from Conservative Elites like Mr. Bowtie Tucker Carlson and racists like Pete (Does the name Oprah Winfrey ring a bell? I could go on, but I won’t bother). Oprah and Bill Cosby don’t spout, they act. Whitlock seemed to be using this new role to look for employment. Just destroying each other is counter-productive. Tune Sharpton and Jackson out if you don’t believe they represent your race. I do it with Bill Donahue all the time as an Irish-Catholic.

By: BlackTrader

BlackTrader — Thu, 05 Jul 2007 12:41:18 +0000

I’m curious as to why Whitlock is being vilified here? What is interesting to me is that I’ve never encountered such vehement opposition to the message of Mr Sharpton, or Mr Jackson. What gives? Is it perhaps because Whitlock speaks about topics in public that usually are reserved for our cookouts, get togethers, and gatherings comprised mainly of black people? Only through introspection can a community mature.

By: Duane Foster

Duane Foster — Fri, 18 May 2007 15:13:07 +0000

“Attention All Black People”

Grow up or get some thicker skin. We are our own worst enemies. We have no one too blame but our selves for how we are perceived by other races. I’m so tired of every time someone â€œcares enoughâ€ to inform my race that we need too make any kind of change to improve ourselves it’s meant with such denial. Listen to the message not the messenger. My race has become so soft and sensitive. We did the same to Bill Cosby and Joe Carter for being firm in telling and giving us what we needed. There not perfect people but they have great messages to give but â€œNOâ€ Russ and Super sensitive Ken spend more time avoiding what’s really wrong and complaining about the way it was said to us that they will never ever deal with the real issues that my race has. It’s really sad because in the long run we loose. We fall farther and farther behind in the race to have our share of the pie or American dream of happiness. When you want to destroy a potentially powerful group or race the one thing that is done……divide and conquer. We do such a good job of that, you know we are only a threat to our self’s.
You know the greatest gift my Dad ever gave me was not money or any material items it was the fact that he held me â€œAccountableâ€ for all that I’ve done. Until my race decides to do that then and only then will we as a people start to progress. Sure there are many of us that are successful but we have got too be able to correct and offer advice to our fellow person or we are doomed to always be low man in the peaking order.

By: lawrence

lawrence — Thu, 10 May 2007 16:58:25 +0000

Hello I’m new, I have noticed Whitlock making his rounds. He seems to be on a lot of talkshows. He also seems to be a hypocrite.

Check out this picture with Whitlock and the Evil Rappers
(scroll down)

http://www.chapmanrecording.com/Rap%20Production.html

Rap Royalty Record For KC Chiefs
Game Day Song
Some of the biggest names in KC Rap gathered recently to record a new game day song for the Kansas City Chiefs. The track, “IT’S ON NOW 07″, was created by Seven and
produced by KC Star sports writer Jason Whitlock with the assistance of Strange Music headman Travis O’Guin. Just a few of those who participated . . . . Rich The Factor,
Bacari, Big Scoob, T-Will, Tech N9ne and Zig. The sessions were engineered by Justin Mantooth. Watch for the track at games during the 2007 season.

Tech N9ne and Rich the Factor are local rap acts. They make the same music Whitlock is “trying to fight”.

http://www.therealtechn9ne.com/home/

http://www.myspace.com/richthefact

Here’s more info on Whitlesslock

http://youbeenblinded.com/2007/04/15/doctor-j/#comments
http://www.buzzflash.com/articles/contributors/995

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By: junior

junior — Mon, 23 Apr 2007 19:45:18 +0000

White lock is only on there b/c hes saying what they what cnn wanted to here

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By: Jim Williams

Jim Williams — Mon, 23 Apr 2007 15:34:15 +0000

I was e-mailed a copy of the article on Jackson and Sharpton. As a white American I want to thank you for the honesty in your statements. Equality is to walk shoulder to shoulder with all Americans and take responsibility not only for what goes right but change together what is and has gone wrong without pointing fingers and blame. We may not like everyone we meet but we can work together for the betterment of all.