Comments on: USC’s Aryan Brotherhood

By: Charles Crable

Charles Crable — Mon, 12 Mar 2007 13:20:57 +0000

As an alumnus of that great university, reading those comments by the white players on the team makes me very sad. During a time when the university is showcasing its academic prowess and social leadership together with its legendary football program, this pushes our university back about twenty years. Freedom of speech issues will protect the aryan group but I can’t imagine being in spring training with the instant divisiveness they have created on the team. This will definately impact the team’s performance, image, and recruiting. USC as an institution has always been very conservative and in some circles, in the past, seen as bordering on racism, for example, refusing Jackie Robinson’s admission. I thought we had come far away from that. The other “USC” waves confederate flags at its rallies, sadly, perhaps that’s next for the “Real USC!”

By: Gabe H.

Gabe H. — Sun, 11 Mar 2007 07:46:49 +0000

There’s nothing funny about racism!

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