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I think that color doesn’t mean anything and people that still bring it up are silly.
I think that he is right when he says that he coaches football, and that has nothing to do with race.
I think that he has every right to say what he wants. When he says he just wants to coach ball, I agree with him because why does it matter what you look like if you just want to do what you love?
I think that he has every right to say what he wants. When he says he just wants to coach ball, I agree with him because why does it matter what you look like if you just want to do what you love?
I agree. I am very happy that race doesn’t matter like it did a long time ago. It doesn’t matter at all about race and I am very glad that people are finally realizing that.
I think he handled it very well. he made it clear that you should not make it clear about being a colored coach going against another colored coach. He did the right things by making it clear that it’s not just colored people but both and to make them together.
I don’t think that color is coming into play with equality in this. There is many black players in the nfl who are treated very well.
He is correct, race has no place in the game or coaching.
After hearing Todd Bowles’ comments,, my thoughts are that he is right with the idea that talking about someone of a different race like they are oddballs makes a big deal out of something that doesn’t need to be. Coaches are coaches and players are players, they benefit the team no matter their race and that’s how it should be.
I agree with coach Bowles. People need to stop caring so much about skin color. That’s not what people should be focusing on
I think it’s nice that they don’t care about color. They shouldn’t care
That everything should be fair no matter the skin color. Cause a player is a player and a coach is a coach.
My thoughts are very strong when saying that color is truly not the main factor within coaching/sports. A person’s character or morality should be what sees fit whether they’re white or black or any other race.
It seems that the nfl is progressing and getting better at just seeing the values of the coach more than their appearance. I do not believe they are intentionally not hiring people of color.
I agree that no one should get to miss out on a opportunity because they aren’t liked due to their skin color.
I agree because most things only continue because people keep them relevant
he has good points. it doesn’t matter what you look like. it matters how you play.
That everyone should have a equal chance for a job
I feel like color doesn’t make a difference in any case because at the end of the day the coaches are just there to do there best for their players and be a good coach. Color has nothing to do with the sport whatsoever in the sport.
I think it’s being a bit over exaggerated because like it stated, there are actually more black coaches in the NFL than white, so I don’t feel like there really is any problems in the NFL.
i think its awesome he can stick up for himself and call the reporter out. In sports, race has absolutely nothing to do with anything. It shouldn’t even be talked about.
I think that race shouldn’t matter and that people should have equal opportunities.
Discrimination isn’t good
I think that there’s a lot of unintended racism. I don’t think that race should matter because at the end of the day we are all coaches doing the same thing;making our team better. Why should it matter if I came from detroit and you came from auburn hills?
I love this article. It shows how sports should be like even when it is just coaching, without discrimination of any kind. When the team sees the coach doing it, it sets example on the teams behalf on what sportsmanship is.
I love this article. It shows how sports should be like even when it is just coaching, without discrimination of any kind. When the team sees the coach doing it, it sets example on the teams behalf on what sportsmanship is. This is truly a good example of a coach.
It don’t matter what color you are to play or coach a sport.
I think Todd Bowles made a very strong point about black and white people coaching. There is no difference, everyone there has the same goal no matter your skin color.
I think that what the author had said was correct and that it would only make sense to pick coaches that will help your team which isn’t based off skin color.