[zoo youk]

hahahahahaha

http://www.buzzfeed.com/derekj/espn-...n-headline-r76

[crustyme]

did basket write the headline?

[k13]

[Jaug]

[zoo youk]

someones getting fired.

[Carseller4]

I was OK with the fortune cookie. I was OK with the "AMASIAN" headline.

This one made me cringe.

[Junkyard Dog]

[playersonly69]

I Love it

[King Mayan]

Unreal.

[suicidekings]

How many people does a headline have to go through before it gets selected for the front page?...

[d2bets]

Could it have been accidental?

[ttrace35]

Foul

[Fang-Banger]

Hilarious

[DiggityDaggityDo]

They said it on tv too.

[EaglesPhan36]

As usual ESPN is too stupid for words. I'd like to see them post a title next time a boxing match goes down wrong an a black guy loses with N**ger Rigged as the title ... see how long their HQ stays free from a fire bomb.

[JAKEPEAVY21]

[agendaman]

lawsuit

[agendaman]

parent co. of espn is disney corp./why does it take 8 people/yes 8 counted em to do a 2hr. nfl. pregame show/finally alan iverson went thru est.154 million in nba salary plus endorsements/now going to play in nba d-league/PRACTICE /somewhere larry brown is laughing his ass off

[SportsPedagogy]

BTJ works for ESPN

[keyboarding]

But chink is an actual word in the English language whereas the racial slur isn't. I mean, it's definitively on the cruder side of cheeky but comparing it to the N word is fukking ridiculous.

[CallMeMrOMac]

But chink is an actual word in the English language whereas the racial slur isn't. I mean, it's definitively on the cruder side of cheeky but comparing it to the N word is fukking ridiculous.

That poster who said that is clearly retarded.

[Bill Dozer]

They said it on tv too.

You have to wonder if it's a freudian slip or maybe he heard it from someone else and it carried over but I don't think he was trying to be racist. I've heard sportscasters use that to reference athletes' shortcomings before.

But chink is an actual word in the English language whereas the racial slur isn't. I mean, it's definitively on the cruder side of cheeky but comparing it to the N word is fukking ridiculous.

It was definitely a racist headline but yea, we can all be called something racist and all the names have different underlying meanings. A person who isn't black just can't use the word because it reflects on how black people's family were treated here not too long ago.

[opie1988]

But chink is an actual word in the English language whereas the racial slur isn't. I mean, it's definitively on the cruder side of cheeky but comparing it to the N word is fukking ridiculous.

Keyboarder is exactly right....as usual.

Keyboarding is quite possibly my favorite liberal of all.

[cant call it]

nothing wrong with a lil high yella

[TheCentaur]

Someone should run a story 24/7 about how ESPN was wrong and should be held accountable and the story should get so inflated that they have to apologize and resign

[BrentCrude]

Hmmmm,how many times at televised boxing matches have we heard the great white hope mentioned?Whenever an old saying has anything to do with a white Christian person,it's fair game.Just say whatever the F you feel like saying and don't care who you offend these days.Be like Obama where he can bail out GM and Chrysler and tell Mak Donald's they are immune from Obamacare.Same goes for Obama having shut out Boeing from moving some of their operations to South Carolina because they are a right to work state.Obama doesn't care if he blatantly discriminates so why should some silly ESPN editor care if he says some potentially politically incorrect pun?Obama's calculated intentional discriminitory actions hurts 100's of millions.Does Obama give an F or does he get called on the carpet over it?

[HoulihansTX]

It just goes to show how under represented Asians are in America. Getting cute with wordplay, while referring to an African American is a sure way to be fired. Or having to do a press conference explaining away your sins.

[seaborneq]

Espn apologized for the headline. No big deal.

[TheCentaur]

Espn apologized for the headline. No big deal.

I'd like to see Don Imus, Fuzzy Zoeller, Kelly Tilghman, and many more try to pull that move

[paranoyd androyd]

[k13]

It just goes to show how under represented Asians are in America. Getting cute with wordplay, while referring to an African American is a sure way to be fired. Or having to do a press conference explaining away your sins.

Asians have no power in American media.

Quite obvious why.

[d2bets]

Hmmmm,how many times at televised boxing matches have we heard the great white hope mentioned?Whenever an old saying has anything to do with a white Christian person,it's fair game.Just say whatever the F you feel like saying and don't care who you offend these days.Be like Obama where he can bail out GM and Chrysler and tell Mak Donald's they are immune from Obamacare.Same goes for Obama having shut out Boeing from moving some of their operations to South Carolina because they are a right to work state.Obama doesn't care if he blatantly discriminates so why should some silly ESPN editor care if he says some potentially politically incorrect pun?Obama's calculated intentional discriminitory actions hurts 100's of millions.Does Obama give an F or does he get called on the carpet over it?

White is not a pejorative term. Chink is. If they said the great cracker hope, you'd have a point.

[William Walters]

No harm meant. No big deal. People need to stop being such whiney bitches.

[GUMMO77]

Yea, seems like a mistake, but how many people looked at this headline and then approved it?

[Frogger]

ESPN had this up as their headline after Lin lost his first game. I guess maybe I'm not sensitive or racially aware or whatever, but I never associated it with race when I first read it.

Now ESPN is deciding how to proceed. They fired Rush, so I wouldn't want to be the guy who put this one up for sure.

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