“Our forefathers… respected the country they fought for and founded a great deal more than the self-proclaimed patriots who are simply hypocrites.” “Maybe we all need to read the Constitution again,” Hansen said. He said it has not gone unnoticed that Trump speaks out against marginalized peoples, yet remains silent for days about the “white men who marched under a Nazi flag in Charlottesville.”
“They-and all of us–should protest how black Americans are treated in this country, and if you don’t think white privilege is a fact, you don’t understand America.” It’s a dog whistle to the racist among us to say otherwise. “They are respecting the best thing about America. Last night, you may have noticed your social media feeds filling up with Dale Hansen. Dale went Unplugged after former President Trump weighed in on NFL players kneeling. Dale got national fame and notoriety for this Unplugged segment, which has been seen by.
“The young black athletes are not disrespecting America or the military by taking a knee during the anthem,” he said. Dale Hansen's Unplugged: Counting down 8 of his best moments 1. Hansen honed in on his central argument about why athletes have every right to kneel. the first openly gay player in the NFL, and he continues to be a progressive. Carroll Meyer will be 18 years old forever, and he did not die so that you could decide who is a patriot and who loves America more.” Dale Hansen, the weeknight sports anchor for WFAA-TVs 10 p.m. Hansen remembered his own military service during the Vietnam War and the pain he suffered. Young black Americans should've gone to a different college and found a different lunch counter, and college kids in the ’60s had no right to protest an immoral war.” They, and all of us, should protest how black Americans are treated in this country, and if you don't think white privilege is a fact, you don't understand America.“Martin Luther King should have marched across a different bridge. It's a dog whistle to the racist among us to say otherwise. "The young black athletes are not disrespecting America or the military by taking a knee during the anthem, they are respecting the best thing about America. The approximately two-minute segment, titled 'Hansen Unplugged: Celebrating Our Differences,' opens with a joke about Sam's 'shocking' circumstance - that he's the 'best defensive player in football's best conference,' yet only a third to fifth-round NFL pick ('Really') - before adopting a more serious tone and addressing Sam's critics and. Framing the players as protesting or disrespecting the troops, flag, or sacrifices made for this country is. On Monday, Hansen, a veteran of the Vietnam War, used his time to explain to those that have been against the protests what they mean, why they are important, and why every American should support the players who are taking part. First up, Dallas sports anchor Dale Hansen. Hansen is a fixture in Dallas sports media and has used his "Unplugged" segments to speak about issues ranging from the inanity of those against Michael Sam when he joined the NFL to the problems with bringing Greg Hardy to the Cowboys after his history of domestic violence.
And if you dont think white privilege is a fact. On Monday, Dallas sportscaster Dale Hansen gave one of the clearest, heartfelt explanations you'll hear on the protests from anyone other than the players themselves. HANSEN: 'NFL players, and all of us, should protest how black Americans are treated in this country. Many have weighed in with their opinions on the protests, including LeBron James and President Donald Trump. Latest Dale Hansen Takes Aim at NFL Coaching Racism, Jason Garrett New EarBurner Podcast: Dale Hansen Talks High Stakes Poker and Going Unplugged Dale Hansen. Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders.
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