[deebo7198]

I would like for you to state whom you are referring you as "you" in the following statement fror your post.

Is that how you define racial equality by calling us a name you so fervently hate????

Are you speaking of African American people. If this is the case you are truly showing where you stand in the world in 2011. African American people no longer own this word. The word is defined as a person of ignorance. In this case it seems that it is a fitting term for you. You need to realize that it is almost 2012 and our team and our county Jefferson County is an example for other areas in Kentucky. We are family, black, red, green, or white. We bleed the same blood. Our boys love each other and stand up for one another. We have overcame the ultimate the death of a player and family member. We are in this for Andrew and yes he is caucasian and my son cried and lost a piece of himself the day that Andrew died. We love each other and you need to learn about love. Don't make this about color. Learn from us people are people and you need to like them or not for who they are and not what they look like or the color of their skin.

Teach your children to have better character. I taught my son from the age of 3 that people are people and you are to treat all with respect. It is clear that this is not being taught in your kneck of the woods considering that one of your players was ejected for using the same word that you accused our kids of.

I know that it is difficult to see kids being kids and loving each other regardless of color but that's how we do it. Lastly I don't care what color any of the kids are on our team I'm mom to all of them I love them and I am proud of them. It is pittiful that they have to deal with racially motivated anger at such a young age. This is middle school football save it for Corporate America