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The lack of diversity in the coaching ranks is the result of structural racism. The lack of black quarterbacks is a direct result both structural and often over

The lack of diversity in the coaching ranks is the result of structural racism. The lack of black quarterbacks is a direct result both structural and often overt racism where black quarterbacks are considered to have less intelligence and leadership ability than white quarterbacks. At the same time, black players are overrepresented in what are called 'skill positions' -- those requiring more speed and athleticism. To ignore this is either to: 1.) Not really know football culture; or 2.) Be intentionally obtuse Commentators like Bomani Jones speak often about these subjects, if you'd like to read up on it.

wreath 6y ago
It sounds to me like people are being put in their positions where they are the most effective. Skewing any other way for the sake of having a "equal representation" is simply silly imo. We see the same thing in tech where we want everyone being represented regardless of skills and the business goals and just to have that social justice satisfaction for a brief time. I'm getting real tired of this rhetoric already..ironically it's parroted largely by non-minorities.