Unfortunately finished watching the series about racism called the history of the Celtics.

Boston is a typical white liberal town. They cry racism, but don't want black people to move in their neighborhoods.

I grew up in the deep south, went to college in Boston and I think it is unique with regards to race. It may have gone through the same experience as other cities, particularly in the northern US, but it has produced a different outcome than almost all the others. Boston is pretty much the only major city in the U.S. north of the Mason Dixon run by Democrats for generations that isn't a total shite hole. Serious question: why is that? Even though it has a massive university population, it seems like it's really only been in recent years that you've seen the kind of unhinged lunatic leftist activity in Boston, again relative to other northern cities. What is the difference between Boston and those other cities?

It is an interesting topic and you made some fine points in your post. Why do I have to get this information crammed down my throat in a series about Boston Celtic basketball every four or five years?

I dont have any idea what you are talking about. How fragile must a person be to even think they get dunked on via message board.

It's a fair point. Sorry for shitting up your thread.

Lol

Why would someone start a second thread 3 weeks apart about a sports documentary they’re not required to watch?

Also, leading w “people of Boston” on a Louisiana-centric sports message board is inadvertently, very very funny.

Black players in the NBA used to joke about "getting traded down South to Boston".

Yes he did lmao

Was this a Ken Burns production?

Where’s the lie in the OP though