Boys Will Be Boys! Pacman Jones & The Sons of Andy Reid

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MODI MODI posted 11/2/2007 from www.cosellout.com [flag]
Made a trip to ESPN Conversation room yesterday. So many people were referring to Andy Reid's sons as "these kids". But they are 22 and 24 years old! Then I went pack to the ESPN story where then 23 year-old Pacman Jones got 3 traffic tickets (& 1400 comments!). You can't find the word "kid" anywhere. Is a revealing subconscious pattern emerging of how white and black young adults are perceived? [link]

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