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  1. Okay. Not that he hates white people, but that he resents them. Much better lol. And that he distrusts white people. Which would make sense because it was his white mother who claimed she was going back to her home country for 2 weeks only to not be heard from for 8 years, only to return home and criticize his priorities before leaving again for good. Oh wait no, that was his black dad while his white mom raised him and his brother alone. I’d have no problem with you saying a black man distrusts white people if there were any shred of evidence of that. Heck, even resents them if there was evidence of that. The reality doesn’t meet your twisted fantasy though. He’s coached some pretty good white players both at Texas and now at Marquette. Maybe he doesn’t resent the ones that can put the ball through a hoop? Just selective resentment and distrust?
  2. You said a guy whose mother is white hates white people.
  3. Are you sure that's not his mother in law? I've seen it referenced multiple places that his father is black and his mother is white. https://thelab.bleacherreport.com/shaka-smart-wreaking-havoc-college-basketball/ "Shaka's mother somehow managed to fill both parental roles, and her father, Walter King, became a pivotal patriarchal figure. Monica King had a knack for flooding each son with enough attention to make him feel like an only child, even as she worked dual jobs. King, who is white, sought opportunities for Smart to immerse himself in the black community, doing her best to unearth culture in small-town, middle America. She wanted him to know his background, figuring a shielding of his identity would lead to a crisis later in life." https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/tournament/2011/columns/story?columnist=forde_pat&id=6276122 "There has been much to fight and much to prove in Smart's life. Born to an African-American father and a white mother, he was too black for some in his hometown of Oregon, Wis.; too white for others."
  4. So he hates his white mother, the woman who raised him alone after his father left them? Checks out.
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