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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostHow the f*** is this racist? There is absolutely nothing in the post that suggests, implies, or insinuates racism on any level. Maybe you are one of those people who enjoys trying to find "racism" in everything, no matter how innocuous. I hope you are trolling, because anyone stupid enough to genuinely believe it is racist should be kept away from children.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostYes. Fun to toy with these soft rich kids while they pay for everything. Soft affluence sharpens steel!
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI dont think this silly poster mixing up race and wealth is a liberal but they do have some homework to do.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostIn the US race and wealth are strongly correlated. Proportionally more minorities are poor vs whites - but not all. Proportionally more middle to upper income households are white - but not all. Youth soccer is a sport best afforded by middle to upper income families, who are "more likely " to also be white. That is all.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWhat about Youth sports like hockey, swimming, basketball, baseball, LAX, etc. They are all team sports. Why is soccer different then those team/club sports?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWhat about Youth sports like hockey, swimming, basketball, baseball, LAX, etc. They are all team sports. Why is soccer different then those team/club sports?
vs popularity? Its hard to separate income and race in this country. Pool and ice time costs a fortune and easy access is an issue in cities. Lax, while growing quickly, is still a very small sport nationally and definitely has a white frat boy reputation. Basketball, football and to a lesser extent baseball are not nearly as white. Those sports have a greater network of lower cost programs run by parent volunteers who have extensive experience themselves with the sports. Those sports still afford opportunities to get noticed in HS by college coaches. With soccer it's all about pricey travel leagues. A top player might get scholarships based on income need, but those scholarships are few and far between. A top boy may make it to a free to play MLS club, if his parents live near a club.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostHockey, swimming and LAX are also heavily white. Like the poster alluded to how much of that is income driven
vs popularity? Its hard to separate income and race in this country. Pool and ice time costs a fortune and easy access is an issue in cities. Lax, while growing quickly, is still a very small sport nationally and definitely has a white frat boy reputation. Basketball, football and to a lesser extent baseball are not nearly as white. Those sports have a greater network of lower cost programs run by parent volunteers who have extensive experience themselves with the sports. Those sports still afford opportunities to get noticed in HS by college coaches. With soccer it's all about pricey travel leagues. A top player might get scholarships based on income need, but those scholarships are few and far between. A top boy may make it to a free to play MLS club, if his parents live near a club.
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