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ESPN's race-baiting blog The Undefeated (which attempts to focus on black contributions to culture, sports, etc,) underwent a name change on Tuesday. Now, the blog will be known as “Andscape.” When users click on the website, they are greeted by a banner with the bizarre proclamation you see below:
ESPN's race-baiting blog The Undefeated (which attempts to focus on black contributions to culture, sports, etc,) underwent a name change on Tuesday. Now, the blog will be known as “Andscape.” When users click on the website, they are greeted by a banner with the bizarre proclamation you see below:
these talking to his democratic base. he's getting hoarse in the voice there. can the president move the needle with two weeks to go? >> white house officials say they're encouraged h where they see democrats behind, closing in on republican opponents. they're encouraged by races where democrats who were tied are now inchs away from the president. it's about firing up the base for sure but it's also a real concern. the republicans and outside groups are outspending democrats. >> well, they're trying to bank on the president's popularity and the first lady's popularity. let's talk abo...
>> charlie: welcome to the broadcasts. tonight, race in america in the aftermath of the arrest of a harvard professor by the cambridge massachusetts police officer. we talk about the meaning of this with the reverend floyd make, david remnick and raina kelly. >> when this happens, it comes another time when you say we thought we were past this and here it is again. if it can happen to dr. gates, then it can happen to me. >> these are not questions anymore about, you know, kind of binary questions about water found towns and lunch counters they are questions about institutional racism...
>> charlie: welcome to the broadcasts. tonight, race in america in the aftermath of the arrest of a harvard professor by the cambridge massachusetts police officer. we talk about the meaning of this with the reverend floyd make, david remnick and raina kelly. >> when this happens, it comes another time when you say we thought we were past this and here it is again. if it can happen to dr. gates, then it can happen to me. >> these are not questions anymore about, you know, kind of binary questions about water found towns and lunch counters they are questions about institutional racism...