It’s not a crime to choke under pressure but when did it become something to
admire with deep reverence?
After U.S. Olympian Simone Biles dropped out of not one but two games this week, events that she and her peers have been training their entire lives for, the response from the national media has been to effusively cheer and pay homage to the power and bravery of giving up.
And make no mistake, much or most of the celebration for Biles’ backdown is because she happens to be black.
It’s not enough for the media to say, “Gee, it’s too bad she quit and hopefully she works out her problems,” but they have to herald her as a trailblazer because it makes liberal journalists feel good to pity (i.e. look down on) others, particularly when it comes to race.
It's not a crime to choke under pressure but when did it become somethingto
admire with deep reverence?
It's not a crime to choke under pressure but when did it become somethingto
admire with deep reverence?
It's not a crime to choke under pressure but when did it become somethingto
admire with deep reverence?
It's not a crime to choke under pressure but when did it become somethingto
admire with deep reverence?
It's not a crime to choke under pressure but when did it become somethingto
admire with deep reverence?
It's not a crime to choke under pressure but when did it become somethingto
admire with deep reverence?
It's not a crime to choke under pressure but when did it become somethingto
admire with deep reverence?
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