blue, white, blue, white. i think because there school colors are blue and white. last week, the principal wrote a social climate in this country, our use of the word white in the chair is suspended. in games were dressed in blue, even though it s still the senioror tradition to say whitey white, white over and over, i thinkk the context is not connecting with everybody. connecting with everybody. outraged. they rene trying to take a simpe chant we ve used for years and years and make it about race. that s their colors. it is, and it does raise a question, why aren t you saying blue and white? it doesn t take that much to add
global. i know i should say that, but i m actually i in favor of this, because there s the thing about what movies are about, the south park guys for example, this whole idea that every third block has to be about something taking over the world. that is a certain thing that a certain kind of, i hate to stereotype, white guy enjoys. i m reading a book about television right now by two ;lp&tz+ékóvç3 formed by person who loves person who loves star trek and star wars. i can see diversifying it up, but i can also see that the next thing will be that it s not diverse properly, more brown people, more one leg at mormons, et cetera. they re not making the white film, so the people complaining now will be completing five years from now that it s not the righteo thing. not the right kind of black fil
yeah, i want to say right w now.te the seniors say white, white, white, why don t the juniors say blue, blue, blue? tom: maybe they do. they don t, watch the video. maybe you should watch your own homework. here s the thing, it s all done. when i saw the video, it didn t make me w laugh. there s nothing funny about it. tom: you would think race, would you think it was strange? did anybody ever go to sleep away camp in the northeast? we went to boy scout camp. there s a thing called color war,ji there are two teams, fora week or two co-weeks, the camp and the other is buff. y not white, but blue and buff. this is like a 100-year-old plus in some area tradition, it s a
principal is not telling them what they can and can t say in the gym at the game, he wants them to come and reflect the positive things they do outside the gym as well. i don t know what that means. i love it, the principal goes down.ed you asked why the kids can t just say blue and white instead of white, white, white.he i think maybe they do it when they re wearing their home white uniforms. there is blue and white involved, the dominant color is blue at home, white on the road. that s a weird pep talk. i thought maybe one expo nation for this was of a team was playing a school with a lot > what would you have them chant? i checked the stats, east hampton high is 91% white, they
it is fun. i believe because their school colors are blue and white. there is a senior tau decision to shorten the rally and cry to white, white, white, white. but that s mott okay anymore. the principal wrote a note that due to the social climate across our country the use of the word word the white cheer is under suspension. the superintendent elaborated in road games we are dressed in blue and even though it is senior tradition to say white over and over, i think the context is not understood by everybody. students are outraged. one wrote on facebook this stuff has me outraged. they are trying to take a simple chant our school has done for years and years and trying to make it about race. lou, what do you say? it is their school colors. it does raise the