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Their pay and job prospects will dry up if they take up Hill's suggestion.It will take us back 50 years to when the last all white major school fielded a team.
My belief is that Hill's suggestion will come to naught. Black athletes know where the money is.....going to those "evil" white colleges with superior coaching and training facilities preparing for the pros.
And seriously, outside of Alumni, who really cares for say, Grambling Football?
She's calling any school that isn't a "traditionally black college" a white college, even though every single one of them is thoroughly integrated (they have to be, or they won't get accreditation). She really is a stupid pile of merde.
Atlantic writer argues that 'black athletes' should 'leave white colleges'by Mike Brest | September 06, 2019 10:55 AM Jemele Hill, most known for her feud with President Trump which led to problems for her at ESPN, published a new article at the Atlantic arguing that it's time for "black athletes" to "leave white colleges."Hill argues that "predominately white universities" have lured black athletes away from historically black colleges or universities with newer facilities, larger fan bases, and a better chance of boosting their own name recognition."Black athletes have attracted money and attention to the predominantly white universities that showcase them," she writes. "Meanwhile, black colleges are struggling. Alabama's athletic department generated $174 million in the 2016–17 school year, whereas the HBCU that generated the most money from athletics that year, Prairie View A&M, brought in less than $18 million. Beyond sports, the average HBCU endowment is only one-eighth that of the average predominantly white school; taken together, all of the HBCU endowments combined make up less than a tenth of Harvard's."https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/atlantic-writer-argues-that-black-athletes-should-leave-white-colleges