I just be thinking about that image of Michelle Obama and GWB hugging all the time.
We gat Finessed hard.
We gat Finessed hard.
NASCAR going to NASCAR. Noose hung in bubba Wallace Garage. Planes flying over with confederate flags saying boycott nascar
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you do KNOW Obama is related to George Bush
RIIIGHT???
He is actually related to six presidents including Jimmy Carter...
its all mind fuckery bruh, we dont choose a president, they are already chosen up...
the folks on top, have us fighting each other,
while they on top scheming on ways to stay on top, at our expense...
the good news, they all fighting each other now....
Rumour has it, the kennedy klan wants revenge on those who murdered their father JFK....
ANNNND they got NAMES, NUMBERS resources and the TIME..
the whole jeffery epstein shit is a result of this infighting....
but chea Obama IS RELATED TO BUSH...
you aint know that huh???
My white homie had an internship at a sports agency one summer in college
City slicker white dude from NY
He got to go to a NASCAR event for free due to the internship
Said he’s never heard the N-word so many times in his life, and no one Black was even there
City slicker white dude from NY
He got to go to a NASCAR event for free due to the internship
Said he’s never heard the N-word so many times in his life, and no one Black was even there
Yea I know crazy..
and it aint even the TIP of the Iceberg,
bruh not even NEAR the rabbit hole......
oh yea..
He is related to brad pitt too.....
Iono give a fuck about barry
I said Michelle Obama lil sis
I know all about the 13 bloodlines and the elites.
u be talking to us like you the opulent.
my g I don’ forgot about more shit than you researched in your entire black ass life.
you be talking to the choir.
I made Obama who he is when he was a lil running nose state senator running around in the gardens.
You just NOW gat to know Barry.
peace
Bitch the kennedys been smoked.
they blew up Junior plane.
gave Ted cancer
and jfk head blown the fucc off by the brothas
they blew up Junior plane.
gave Ted cancer
and jfk head blown the fucc off by the brothas
he's been getting this treatment we're just now seeing it......
Is that why you married and had kids with one?I hate whites
NASCAR’s Bubba Wallace Booed, Crashes As Confederate Flags Fly In And Around Racetrack
NASCAR’s Cup Series All-Star Race was not a good one for Bubba Wallace. Appearing at a qualifier held on Wednesday in Bristol, Tennessee, Wallace was booed, then crashed into a wall. It was the first time a significant number of fans were present at a NASCAR race since the Confederate flag was...www.yahoo.com
Sounds like how they treated Jackie Robinson 2.0....
So i do NOT want to hear the same tired excuses
Its just a few bad apples
We are not racist
Yes you are.
You are so damn filthy bigoted and racist that when you are goven an opportunity to show you aren't?
You shout from the rooftops oh yes we are...
Till the money goes...
And the cameras come...
And press comes...
And the sponsors leave...
And friends go...
Suddenly you AGAIN cop pleas
Nope not this time.
Your so called sport barely a sport anyway and its a foul racist enterprise
Hope Bubba gets some real lawyers and sue yall out of existence
Its just a few bad apples
We are not racist
Yes you are.
You are so damn filthy bigoted and racist that when you are goven an opportunity to show you aren't?
You shout from the rooftops oh yes we are...
Till the money goes...
And the cameras come...
And press comes...
And the sponsors leave...
And friends go...
Suddenly you AGAIN cop pleas
Nope not this time.
Your so called sport barely a sport anyway and its a foul racist enterprise
Hope Bubba gets some real lawyers and sue yall out of existence
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Nascar fans booed when his name was announced then cheered when his car crashed while promulgating confederate paraphernalia as a show of solidarity. So much for Bubba's claim of "Nascar fans being racist is a false narrative"
To be fair. Nascar complained about the noose. They are the ones who found it and brought it to Bubba's attention.
They really use Bubba as a scapecoat. They need to be mad at the organization. I wanna see how Nascar plays this out.
They really use Bubba as a scapecoat. They need to be mad at the organization. I wanna see how Nascar plays this out.
Bubba Wallace Booed at Tennessee NASCAR race. Confederate flags were out of full force
I hate whites https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/nascar-bubba-wallace-booed-crashes-034008044.html
www.bgol.us
Smfh
Damn, Bubba getting the wake up call from hell!
Would you have said that of Jackie Robinson?
Is that why you married and had kids with one?
Says the resident Pro-White racist cracka ass white monkey trump nut hugger of BGOL.
The fans knew it was Nascar. Donald Trump knew it was Nascar. They all chose to be fake outraged at Bubba for it.
No way bruh. I refuse to believe that anybody who refused to invest in a confederate flag up until now switched up because of Nascar. Either you was riding with it before or you weren’t. Not much gray area here.
You're kidding, right?
So who's going to play Bubba in Race For The Lead:The Bubba Wallace Story ...(ya'll know there going to be a movie being made from this soon.. 
)
)
Are you?
You really believe MANY people, whom never owned a Confederate flag, decided that the right time to buy their first one was when Nascar banned them from their sport?
I would love to see a mass attendance of us (Black Men and Women) in the stands in record numbers at a couple of these prominent NASCAR races and see what those xfactor Pro-White racist crackas do. Almost like if we all go out in record numbers and purchase firearms.
Do you know how many closet racists there
were until this POS trump enabled these
racists to come out of the closet? Come
on son... you CAN'T be that naive.
NASCAR’s Bubba Wallace Booed, Crashes As Confederate Flags Fly In And Around Racetrack
NASCAR's Bubba Wallace Booed, Crashes As Confederate Flags Fly In And Around Racetrack
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NASCAR’s Bubba Wallace Booed, Crashes As Confederate Flags Fly In And Around Racetrack
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NASCAR’s Cup Series All-Star Race was not a good one for Bubba Wallace. Appearing at a qualifier held on Wednesday in Bristol, Tennessee, Wallace was booed, then crashed into a wall.
It was the first time a significant number of fans were present at a NASCAR race since the Confederate flag was banned. Several thousand fans were on hand – and so was the flag.
Jenna Fryer, the Associated Press auto racing reporter, tweeted that many Confederate flags were sighted in and around the Bristol Motor Speedway.
“FWIW, in addition to Confederate flag flying over Bristol there was another hanging off a balcony of a condo across from the main entrance as well as others along Speedway Blvd. Spoke to fan @Matt2Harrison and he said he say many flags on shirts and other items in stands.”
Fryer also reported that Wallace, NASCAR’s only top tier African American driver and prominently in the news when reports surfaced of a noose found in his garage at another track, was booed when he was introduced and had fans cheer when he crashed.
“Bubba Wallace was also booed when he was introduced, and many cheered when he crashed. NASCAR still has a lot of work to do to back up its position. The group Justice 4 Diversity held signs along Speedway Blvd. after the race.”
Wallace made an appearance on Thursday night’s episode of Showtime’s Desus & Mero talk show and defended his role in NASCAR’s efforts to ban the Confederate flag. NASCAR banned the flag on June 10, the same day Wallace drove a car supporting the Black Lives Matter movement at Martinsville, Virginia.
“We always want to pay attention to the negative, but the narrative that’s been out there now is saying all NASCAR fans are racist, and whatnot, and that’s totally not true,” Wallace said on the show, “I’ve gone down … in the infield at Talladega, wherever it’s at, Daytona, Texas, Michigan, and I never knew if people were flying the Confederate flag. We would go there and drink beer, have a good time and hang out. It wasn’t like they don’t want you there.”
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NASCAR’s Cup Series All-Star Race was not a good one for Bubba Wallace. Appearing at a qualifier held on Wednesday in Bristol, Tennessee, Wallace was booed, then crashed into a wall.
It was the first time a significant number of fans were present at a NASCAR race since the Confederate flag was banned. Several thousand fans were on hand – and so was the flag.
Jenna Fryer, the Associated Press auto racing reporter, tweeted that many Confederate flags were sighted in and around the Bristol Motor Speedway.
“FWIW, in addition to Confederate flag flying over Bristol there was another hanging off a balcony of a condo across from the main entrance as well as others along Speedway Blvd. Spoke to fan @Matt2Harrison and he said he say many flags on shirts and other items in stands.”
Fryer also reported that Wallace, NASCAR’s only top tier African American driver and prominently in the news when reports surfaced of a noose found in his garage at another track, was booed when he was introduced and had fans cheer when he crashed.
“Bubba Wallace was also booed when he was introduced, and many cheered when he crashed. NASCAR still has a lot of work to do to back up its position. The group Justice 4 Diversity held signs along Speedway Blvd. after the race.”
Wallace made an appearance on Thursday night’s episode of Showtime’s Desus & Mero talk show and defended his role in NASCAR’s efforts to ban the Confederate flag. NASCAR banned the flag on June 10, the same day Wallace drove a car supporting the Black Lives Matter movement at Martinsville, Virginia.
“We always want to pay attention to the negative, but the narrative that’s been out there now is saying all NASCAR fans are racist, and whatnot, and that’s totally not true,” Wallace said on the show, “I’ve gone down … in the infield at Talladega, wherever it’s at, Daytona, Texas, Michigan, and I never knew if people were flying the Confederate flag. We would go there and drink beer, have a good time and hang out. It wasn’t like they don’t want you there.”
'Many cheered when he crashed': Bubba Wallace booed at NASCAR race as Confederate flags fly
by Zachary Halaschak, Breaking News Reporter |
| July 18, 2020 03:49 PM
| Updated Jul 18, 2020, 07:05 PM
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NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace was booed during a recent race, and some in the crowd reportedly cheered when he crashed his car.
Wallace, NASCAR’s only full-time black driver, was met with some hostility during Wednesday’s qualifier in Bristol, Tennessee. The race was the first with a sizable number of fans since NASCAR’s decision to ban the Confederate flag from events. Jenna Fryer of the Associated Press wrote on Twitter that the No. 43 driver was booed by fans.
“Bubba Wallace was also booed when he was introduced, and many cheered when he crashed. NASCAR still has a lot of work to do to back up its position. The group Justice 4 Diversity held signs along Speedway Blvd. after the race,” Fryer said.
Wallace made it out of the wreck without any major injuries.
A plane pulls a Confederate battle flag over Bristol Motor Speedway before the NASCAR All-Star auto race in Bristol, Tennessee, on Wednesday.
(Mark Humphrey/AP)
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She also noted that Confederate flags were still seen around the area despite NASCAR’s ban.
“FWIW, in addition to Confederate flag flying over Bristol there was another hanging off a balcony of a condo across from the main entrance as well as others along Speedway Blvd. Spoke to fan @Matt2Harrison and he said he say many flags on shirts and other items in stands,” Fryer said.
In June, and in the wake of George Floyd’s death and subsequent protests, Wallace announced that he supported the Confederate flag’s removal from NASCAR, and the following day, NASCAR announced that it would ban the Confederate symbol from all events.
Wallace also made headlines when a noose-shaped rope was found in the garage assigned to him at the Talladega Superspeedway in Lincoln, Alabama. An FBI investigation concluded that Wallace was not the target of a hate crime.
Wallace recently dismissed the notion that all NASCAR fans are racist.
"We always want to pay attention to the negative, but the narrative that's been out there now is saying all NASCAR fans are racist, and whatnot, and that's totally not true,” Wallace told Desus & Mero in an interview that aired Thursday. “I've gone down ... in the infield at Talladega, wherever it's at, Daytona, Texas, Michigan, and I never knew if people were flying the Confederate flag. We would go there and drink beer, have a good time, and hang out. It wasn't like they don't want you there."
by Zachary Halaschak, Breaking News Reporter |
| July 18, 2020 03:49 PM
| Updated Jul 18, 2020, 07:05 PM
Print this article
Skip
NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace was booed during a recent race, and some in the crowd reportedly cheered when he crashed his car.
Wallace, NASCAR’s only full-time black driver, was met with some hostility during Wednesday’s qualifier in Bristol, Tennessee. The race was the first with a sizable number of fans since NASCAR’s decision to ban the Confederate flag from events. Jenna Fryer of the Associated Press wrote on Twitter that the No. 43 driver was booed by fans.
“Bubba Wallace was also booed when he was introduced, and many cheered when he crashed. NASCAR still has a lot of work to do to back up its position. The group Justice 4 Diversity held signs along Speedway Blvd. after the race,” Fryer said.
Wallace made it out of the wreck without any major injuries.
A plane pulls a Confederate battle flag over Bristol Motor Speedway before the NASCAR All-Star auto race in Bristol, Tennessee, on Wednesday.
(Mark Humphrey/AP)
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John Lewis, congressman and civil rights leader, dead at 80
She also noted that Confederate flags were still seen around the area despite NASCAR’s ban.
“FWIW, in addition to Confederate flag flying over Bristol there was another hanging off a balcony of a condo across from the main entrance as well as others along Speedway Blvd. Spoke to fan @Matt2Harrison and he said he say many flags on shirts and other items in stands,” Fryer said.
In June, and in the wake of George Floyd’s death and subsequent protests, Wallace announced that he supported the Confederate flag’s removal from NASCAR, and the following day, NASCAR announced that it would ban the Confederate symbol from all events.
Wallace also made headlines when a noose-shaped rope was found in the garage assigned to him at the Talladega Superspeedway in Lincoln, Alabama. An FBI investigation concluded that Wallace was not the target of a hate crime.
Wallace recently dismissed the notion that all NASCAR fans are racist.
"We always want to pay attention to the negative, but the narrative that's been out there now is saying all NASCAR fans are racist, and whatnot, and that's totally not true,” Wallace told Desus & Mero in an interview that aired Thursday. “I've gone down ... in the infield at Talladega, wherever it's at, Daytona, Texas, Michigan, and I never knew if people were flying the Confederate flag. We would go there and drink beer, have a good time, and hang out. It wasn't like they don't want you there."
Bubba Wallace Addresses Idea Of NASCAR Fans Being Racist
TALLADEGA, ALABAMA - JUNE 22: Bubba Wallace, driver of the #43 Victory Junction Chevrolet, speaks to the media after the NASCAR Cup Series GEICO 500 at Talladega Superspeedway on June 22, 2020 in Talladega, Alabama. (Photo by Chris Graythen/Getty Images)
NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace has had a busy last few months, on and off the track. In the process, he’s become a voice against racism in the sport.
Wallace was instrumental in getting the Confederate flag removed from NASCAR events. He also drove a “Black Lives Matter” car during a race. Before the GEICO 500 at Talladega in June, a noose found in Wallace’s garage sparked an FBI investigation into a possible hate crime.
While Wallace has fought to make the sport of NASCAR more inclusive, he also wants people to be careful not to fall for the stereotype that fans of the sport are inherently racist. It’s not true, he said in a recent appearance on “Desus & Mero” on Showtime.
“We always want to pay attention to the negative, but the narrative that’s been out there now is saying all NASCAR fans are racist, and whatnot, and that’s totally not true,” Wallace said during the episode. “I’ve gone down in the fans, in the infield at Talladega, wherever it’s at, Daytona, Texas, Michigan, and I never knew if people were flying the Confederate flag. We would go there and drink beer, have a good time and hang out. It wasn’t like they don’t want you there.”
Wallace’s comments on this issue begin at the 9:40 mark in the video below.
Wallace last competed in the NASCAR All-Star Open last Wednesday, where he was crashed out following a wreck with driver Michael McDowell.
TALLADEGA, ALABAMA - JUNE 22: Bubba Wallace, driver of the #43 Victory Junction Chevrolet, speaks to the media after the NASCAR Cup Series GEICO 500 at Talladega Superspeedway on June 22, 2020 in Talladega, Alabama. (Photo by Chris Graythen/Getty Images)
NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace has had a busy last few months, on and off the track. In the process, he’s become a voice against racism in the sport.
Wallace was instrumental in getting the Confederate flag removed from NASCAR events. He also drove a “Black Lives Matter” car during a race. Before the GEICO 500 at Talladega in June, a noose found in Wallace’s garage sparked an FBI investigation into a possible hate crime.
While Wallace has fought to make the sport of NASCAR more inclusive, he also wants people to be careful not to fall for the stereotype that fans of the sport are inherently racist. It’s not true, he said in a recent appearance on “Desus & Mero” on Showtime.
“We always want to pay attention to the negative, but the narrative that’s been out there now is saying all NASCAR fans are racist, and whatnot, and that’s totally not true,” Wallace said during the episode. “I’ve gone down in the fans, in the infield at Talladega, wherever it’s at, Daytona, Texas, Michigan, and I never knew if people were flying the Confederate flag. We would go there and drink beer, have a good time and hang out. It wasn’t like they don’t want you there.”
Wallace’s comments on this issue begin at the 9:40 mark in the video below.
Wallace last competed in the NASCAR All-Star Open last Wednesday, where he was crashed out following a wreck with driver Michael McDowell.
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