Michelle Beadle on her Anti-Mayweather Agenda, Claims "Race Card" is Used

[Originalman]

And I could have said that I was a concerned mother. I'll do that with my other email.

My name was Heather by the way

Spoiler: Comment

Hi. How are you? I have heard on Twitter that ESPN employee Michelle Beadle has said some insensitive comments about domestic violence victims. In particular, she has openly shown support for a Caucasian WWE wrestler named Stone Cold who has a history of domestic violence but chooses to only condemn African American figures such as Floyd Mayweather and Ray Rice. Her myopic and biased attitude towards domestic violence has disturbed me and her rude responses to those who have questioned her stance has further upset me. I am a Caucasian mother of 2 daughters and my family greatly enjoys ESPN and the Disney Channel as well as Disney World which we visit on an annual basis. However, the comments from Ms. Beadle have forced me to question whether my family should continue visiting Disney World and support the company knowing that such an insensitive employee is affiliated with the wholesome Disney company. I truly believe there is no place for someone like her at ESPN and I hope you feel the same. Thank you.

Brotha mrken you are the truth. You deserve poster of the year for this write up here.

 

[satam55]

I used to be a huge Michelle Beadle fan when I was younger. Thought it was dope that she was a down to earth chick who loves sports and wrestling. I definitely had her all wrong.

Her team is even the Spurs lol. The Spurs is every racist white person's go to team because it's full of light skinned, foreign, bland, extremely quiet and humble negros who have no problem obeying their white master. They also all have white girlfriends or spouses lol.

Now I have NO PROBLEM with light skinned, quiet, humble brothers at all. They're my people too, but I'm just saying it look funny.

Bro this is virtually every NBA team lmao

But the Spurs have a long-time reputation for this though.

 

[Dat Bruh Bill]

This simpin tapdancin ass clown

 

[Methodical]

Shout out to my real Africa @Detroit Wave

We reps Detroit.......very f*cking disappointed in Jenlle.whatever her fukk name is.

 

[hayesc0]

Y'all got me checking her twitter lol I was trying not to someone told here to go kill herself.

 

[SAJ!!]

This simpin tapdancin ass clown

This dude is tap-dancing for this hoe.

Ol' "we are the world" assed muthafukka.

Let her handle the burden.

 

[Methodical]

And I could have said that I was a concerned mother. I'll do that with my other email.

My name was Heather by the way

Spoiler: Comment

Hi. How are you? I have heard on Twitter that ESPN employee Michelle Beadle has said some insensitive comments about domestic violence victims. In particular, she has openly shown support for a Caucasian WWE wrestler named Stone Cold who has a history of domestic violence but chooses to only condemn African American figures such as Floyd Mayweather and Ray Rice. Her myopic and biased attitude towards domestic violence has disturbed me and her rude responses to those who have questioned her stance has further upset me. I am a Caucasian mother of 2 daughters and my family greatly enjoys ESPN and the Disney Channel as well as Disney World which we visit on an annual basis. However, the comments from Ms. Beadle have forced me to question whether my family should continue visiting Disney World and support the company knowing that such an insensitive employee is affiliated with the wholesome Disney company. I truly believe there is no place for someone like her at ESPN and I hope you feel the same. Thank you.

REP BRO!

MY

 

[Houston911]

And I could have said that I was a concerned mother. I'll do that with my other email.

My name was Heather by the way

Spoiler: Comment

Hi. How are you? I have heard on Twitter that ESPN employee Michelle Beadle has said some insensitive comments about domestic violence victims. In particular, she has openly shown support for a Caucasian WWE wrestler named Stone Cold who has a history of domestic violence but chooses to only condemn African American figures such as Floyd Mayweather and Ray Rice. Her myopic and biased attitude towards domestic violence has disturbed me and her rude responses to those who have questioned her stance has further upset me. I am a Caucasian mother of 2 daughters and my family greatly enjoys ESPN and the Disney Channel as well as Disney World which we visit on an annual basis. However, the comments from Ms. Beadle have forced me to question whether my family should continue visiting Disney World and support the company knowing that such an insensitive employee is affiliated with the wholesome Disney company. I truly believe there is no place for someone like her at ESPN and I hope you feel the same. Thank you.

Everyone needs to rep this man

 

[Edub]

Cari is a lost cause but I'm surprised Jemele didn't check her for that race card tweet. Jemele is from Detroit, she should know anybody who has those two words in their vocabulary is a racist.

Jemele be on some sucka shyt tho

 

[mrken12]

Everyone needs to rep this man

If we all send similar complaints to Disney, we might get her punished or even better fired.

 

[AITheAnswerAI]

This simpin tapdancin ass clown

Shocking this is his team

 

[Rell84shots]

Jemele be on some sucka shyt tho

I gave her props for calling out nba players for not speaking on race when it came to Eric Garner, but if she has to choose between feminism & blackness she'll go feminism. Those 3 women all took Ls today and it was hilarious.

 

[Methodical]

Shocking this is his team

 

[Mook]

Skip hates on every dominant black athlete there is today. Hates on bron, hates on mayweather hates on tiger, hates on Bonds I could go on. But he's smart how he does it...he won't overtly display it but if u listen to which way he leans on discussions he clearly supports the BS IMO

Nah, Skips been trolling for like 3+ decades. You should see what he was doing to Troy Aikman.

 

[ralph lauren]

23 pages??!! yall giving her a better platform than espn