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Color in Coaching: How racial games are played in the NFL
National Review, Sept 1, 2003 by Jay Nordlinger
As always, things are infinitely easier when you judge people as people, and not as representatives of a race. These affirmative-action questions, which pop up in every area of American life, get so dreary, we tire of making the usual points and arguments: What if there's a half-black coach? Do you have to interview another half-black coach-or another "fully" black coach, making one and a half, total-to be in compliance with Rooney?
And one thinks of another question, with deep roots in the abolition and civil-rights movements (not to mention the Bible): How long, Lord? How long will we bend under a racial storm, until dumb color washes away?
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