College Football: Wants Our Athletes, Our Money, BUT NOT OUR VOTES.

The college football season is about to start.

And I am a huge college football fan, and my favorite team is a well-established powerhouse school in college football.

So what I am about to say has got me with some fucked up feelings about the sport and college team that I have loved and supported for decades.

I am not here to tell you what to do, but here is some serious shit for you to consider.

The states of Texas, Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio, Florida, Tennessee, Louisiana, and Alabama have willingly decided to comply with Donald Trump's request to dilute or eliminate black voting districts, black voting power, and black representation by gerrymandering, redistricting, and manipulating their state's voting areas and boundaries.

I am not making this shit up.

You can Google it, chat GPT it, or ask any person that whose opinion and knowledge that you respect.

Facts is facts, and it is what it is.

This is what those states have done.

But here is the question that you must think about and really consider.

These state-run colleges and universities want their black fans, black alumni, and black viewers to watch their games on TV and on paid streaming services, buy their school paraphernalia, buy tickets to their games, and even bet money on some of their sorry-ass teams even when they are having terrible games and seasons.

But let's keep it real here.

Those states and those schools make a shitload of money every damn season.

But the hard, cold facts are that these bastards don't want black Americans in their state to have equal and fair voting rights representation and a voice in the state or on national political governance.

In other words, they are saying, you can watch and enjoy.

But we don't want you to have a say-so about how we run our state and country.

Black Americans must stop voluntary supporting college sports programs in the states that implement racist gerrymandering and redistricting policies now.

I know that many die-hard black fans aren't going to pay any attention to what I am saying.

And you're going to do what you do, and I respect that, but I don't agree with you.

We all know that the black dollar and our spending power is a force to be reckoned with when we flex it.

Just ask the Target stores.

We need to start moving differently and start supporting our HBCUs financially because this current presidential administration and the current political climate is squeezing all our HBCUs by reducing and eliminating necessary funding and grants that these schools desperately need and have been receiving for decades.

Howard University, one of our premier HBCUs, that right now is going through some difficult and hard situations because of those actions.

So this football season, if you're not doing it now, let's start watching and supporting more HBCU football and other HBCU sports.

Just think about an HBCU school every time you want to say Roll Tide or some other southern school's catchphrase.