The Black Beast: Demarcus Ware Defensive Black Beast of the 2011 NFL Week 8

About the Black Beast title

A blog on racism in professional and college Sports...Beast, animal, and the like were the first names our ancestors were given out of their own name by the slavers. This dehumanized them and set the stage for the entire enlavement process. It was objectification. Today, adult black men who play professional sport are referred to as beasts (and required to be more athletic than their professional white counter parts who are only required to be some what athletic and intelligent so that better black athletes are cut and more white ones are given large sums of money to be professional(as if black athletes do not demonstrate intelligence) which would not happen if all athletes were equally appraised. But more white athletes is a requirement by white coaches, white owners, white ruled leagues who realize that white children look up to, even idolize these men in uniform and that role can never fall to the Black Beast alone. Moreover the self identity of the white male is at stake, for the white male must be able to compete. (The white male must!) This beastly objectification harkens back to the day of the slaver when our ancestor was nothing more than muscle to do their bidding. Here in this blog, The Black Beast is loosed to take back humanity, to demand treatment as a human being, more than muscle and sinew bid to win or loose for white males.Here in this space, it's the Black Beast walkin' down every iota of racism and vindicating all uses of the race card against those who created it.

Saturday, November 5, 2011

Demarcus Ware Defensive Black Beast of the 2011 NFL Week 8

This is the first Defensive Black Beast of the week award and I told you I was reserving the right to revive the award. And I'm givin' it

to a brother on a losing team.(DC Rob Ryan took the blame for being out coached by Andy Reid.) The t.v. commentator said that it was the quietest 4 sack game he had ever seen. The stat line was incredible. 11 overall tackles 4 sacks 1 forced fumble, 1 ass. That's 10 tackles and with 4 of them sacks. And there were countless pressures. The problem was that the Cowboys were playing The Great Vick and this time the receivers were all catching and the line was blocking. Was it a Black Beast game in vane? NOOOOOO....It was incredible! Speed rush, bull, finesse, double teams you name it, this Black Beast faced it all and defeated it! It was a joy and wonder to behold an incredible individual effort! Congrats my brother, you are the best defensive player and the best athlete in the league for my money and you are the Defensive Black Beast of the NFL week 8!

1 comments:

mario said...: The problem was that the Cowboys were playing The Great Vick and this time the receivers were all catching and the line was blocking.; November 9, 2011 9:36 AM

For The Record

I give little to no love to any one other than Brothers in this space, even if I love them, because these other ballers have ESPN, Sports Illustrated, CNN, Network TV NFL Network and its Media Machine, The AP, UPI, Every Corporate Sponsor, TV announcers and so called experts trumpeting average or merely above average exploits daily to the detriment of Black men (and women in other sports)who routinely do the incredible in front of the either purposefully ignorant or the uninformed as an entire society ignores these feats in large part due to the previously mentioned Media Outlets, Corporations, TV announcers and experts own often intentional or unintentional racism .

The Big Picture: Why we should care about Racism in Pro Sports

Statement:

I can't sympathize with pro athletes .. A sharecropper is one step away from a slave.. The differene between a SLAVE and a Pro Athletic(sic) is at minimum 5 million dollars!!!!!!!!!!!! Plzzz..

Answer:

NO. You can not, must not be jealous of what one has. Wealth given in abundance must be shared equally. It is a difficult spiritual lesson but it is truth...Just because the numbers are larger does not mean there is no discrimination. To do otherwise is simply to objectify those individuals, yet again. No one asks for sympathy, what is sought is equal treatment. Allow them to be treated unequally and this attitude only "trickles down" to every strata of society. Your boss who accepts it as fine that there is inequality in NFL contracts, lets say, will only believe the same is fine in your contract...Unnerstand?

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