re: Steph Curry's rise in American pop culture brings out the race baiters

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Google it my man. It ain't pretty.

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I googled "black women hating on Sonya Curry" and nothing of that nature popped up. Do I suck at Google?

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So what this is saying is black people are racist towards other black people?

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shade of black lives matter to other blacks

This seems like click bait material (Much like the Russell Wilson isn't really black articles of the past). This journalist is just trying to stir the pot on a non-issue.

Oh! My b.

I just googled it and most of what I saw was backlash from feminists because she is too traditional (aka indoctrinated by the patriarchy).

Has already been said, but his popularity has more to do with his playing style, size, good looks, and affable personality than it does with the shade of his skin.

If he had all the traits mentioned above and was the same shade as Shaq, he'd still be insanely popular.

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Michael Eric Dyson
he's the worst
the absolute worst

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Yes, yes he is.

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issues of colorism among blacks

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So blacks don't need whitey anymore bc they invented their own racist bullshite on themselves?

Cool

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So blacks don't need whitey anymore bc they invented their own racist bullshite on themselves?

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This really isn't anything new and let's not act like blacks are the only people who have conflicts of race within their own race. It's just more highly publicized.

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This really isn't anything new

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Fair

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let's not act like blacks are the only people who have conflicts of race within their own race. It's just more highly publicized.

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I've never heard any white person say to another white person "you're just not white enough"......never, ever.

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I've never heard any white person say to another white person "you're just not white enough"......never, ever.

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I do have to kind of go WTF at white kids, especially the rich lily white kids, that try to act all gangsta though

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I've never heard any white person say to another white person "you're just not white enough"......never, ever.

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Maybe not in present day. But in the past the Irish were looked at as lower class by other whites.

Also, couldn't you include the whole Northern Italy vs Southern Italy into this argument (An episode of the Soprano's immediately comes to mind with this argument)

In the Asian community the Vietnamese were once viewed as the lower class.