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© 2025 AFPChelsea star Kerr denies using 'whiteness as an insult' against police
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Newgirlintown
“Speaking her truth”, sounds like something from a Twitter bio from 2016.
Toblerone
The USA international said Kerr was "speaking her truth" when she used the words "stupid and white".
It’s like we’re listening toOprah.
Hawk
Of course she meant it as an insult. She said that he was "stupid and white," in the same way you might say someone is stupid and ugly, or stupid and weird. In the context, they are insults.
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Harry_Gatto
Forgot to paste in the excerpt:
Toblerone
A nasty, entitled piece of work she is.
Jay
Again, we need to get this really straight - if a white player had called a cop "stupid and Black," their career would be over before they finished the sentence. But when Sam Kerr allegedly does it, suddenly it’s all about "context"and "nuance"?!
And still, the same people who preach about equality and anti-racism are the first to contort themselves into pretzels to defend blatant racism when it's directed at the "right" target.
This is the problem with WOKE hypocrisy: racism is either wrong, or it isn't! You don't get to pick and choose based on who says it. But of course, in today's woke world, pointing that out makes you the bad guy.
Toblerone
And still, the same people who preach about equality and anti-racism are the first to contort themselves into pretzels to defend blatant racism when it's directed at the "right" target.
This is the problem with WOKE hypocrisy: racism is either wrong, or it isn't!
They are the real nazis.