Don Imus Has Really Been Working on That Racial Sensitivity Thing
The Sporting Blog — ... to a story about how suspended Dallas Cowboys cornerback Adam Pacman Jones now wants to drop his well-known nickname. In the course of the segment, Imus is told that Jones has been arrested six times since being drafted by Tennessee in 2005. Imus asks: What color is he? He s African-American, the host is informed by one of his on-air sidekicks. Well, there you go, Imus said. Now we know. The actual audio is after the jump, if you d like to hear it for yourself. (H/T: Politico )

Don Imus totally learned his lesson that first time
The Postmen // A Sports Blog // Chicago, IL. — ... Don Imus is getting really consistent with this whole racism thing. It’s like any time anything sports related crosses his desk, he says something vaguely bigoted. The latest comes from Politico, ...

Don Imus Is At It Again
AwfulAnnouncing — ... via Politico comes yet another Don Imus racially charged comment in regards to Adam "Pacman" Jones. The conversation was about how Jones wanted to drop the nickname of "Pacman" to turn a page in his career when Imus asked "what color is he?".... ...

Don Imus opines on the artist formerly known as Pacman Jones
Shutdown Corner — ... You can listen to it for yourself here (be careful if you're at work or around people with sensitive ears, though, as there's a bit of profanity thrown in at the end of the clip): ...

Pacman Jones Comments On Don Imus Debacle
SPORTSbyBROOKS — ... is entirely possible (saying he was making a point that Jones was being picked on because he was black) — but it’s really easy to say that after the audio has already been distributed all over, and there’ s no qualification on tape. Imus has to be smart enough to know that recent incidents leave him no leeway to be anything less than clear about his intentions on remarks involving race or sex, so this really does reek of grasping at straws by this point. But I doubt we’ll be seeing Adam Jones’ response to Imus getting the attention the way C. Vivian Stringer and the ...