Why The 'Race Card' Is Played

Fans Slam Australian Commentator for Racist Remarks on Debutant Mayank Agarwal F a n s w e r e q u i c k t o s l a m O ' K e e f e f o r h i s r e m a r k s , w i t h I n d i a n A N D A u s t r a l i a n c r i c k e t - l o v e r s t e a m i n g u p t o d e f e n d A g a r w a l . Mayank Agarwal who became only the second debut Indian batsman to open the innings at the ongoing Test in Australia, joining Amir Elahi at Sydney in 1947, played really well and went onto to become the second Indian opener to score 50 runs on his debut away from home after the great Sunil Gavaskar. While fans from both sides appreciated Agarwal's knock, Australian commentator and former cricketer Kerry O'Keefe came under fire for his 'racist' remarks. Doing commentary for Fox Sports, along side Mark Waugh and Shane Warne, during the third Test match between India and Australia, O'Keefe remarked that the triple century that Agarwal had scored earlier

Famous Dex Gets Backlash After Racist Video Against Store Clerk Surfaces Famous Dex has been on the receiving end of some criticism after he posted a video of himself and a friend making fun and firing off racial slurs at a gas station clerk who was trying to complete their transaction. In the video, Dex can be heard laughing at the man while recording him. Dex starts a sentence, saying “with your little,” then proceeds to ask the clerk “ That’s a mark of Buddha in between your face? ” From there, Dex and his friend are seen laughing. For those unaware, the mark that the clerk has is called a talik and is a sign that he practices Hinduism. Along with that, the mark is a sign of respect to his culture, which is why Famous Dex’s remarks are being considered distasteful by many.

LeBron Apologizes for Reciting 'Jewish Money' Lyrics from 21 Savage Album on Instagram Hip-Hop has long served as a refuge for misogyny, homophobia, violence, and otherwise questionable behavior, but reciting lyrics from 21 Savage’s “ASMR” got NBA superstar LeBron James in some hot water this weekend over accusations of anti-semitism. It’s well documented how much LeBron loves him some Hip-Hop. So much so that he frequently posts clips of himself turning up to whatever song is beating up his speakers at the time. However, the Los Angeles Lakers forward picked the wrong lyrics to recite on Instagram to his 45.8 million followers when he shared himself delivering the following: “We getting that Jewish money, everything is Kosher.” Which was a surprising gaffe considering the 3-time champion’s penchant for avoiding controversy. “Surprised LeBron, who makes very few mistakes, put this out,” Action Network business reporter Darren Rovell tweeted in response. “Does quoting