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911 caller won't be charged in Ohio Wal-Mart police shooting
Edit Business Insider 19 Apr 2016
A 911 caller won't be charged for reporting a man waving a gun in an Ohio Wal-Mart store before police fatally shot the shopper, who'd picked up an air rifle from a shelf, a special prosecutor said Monday ... "I don't find any evidence that Mr ... One of the filers, Dayton area activist Bomani Moyenda, said he thinks the prosecutor ignored video segments that indicate Crawford wasn't doing what the caller described at certain moments ... ___ ... ....
911 caller won't be charged after police shot unarmed man at Ohio Wal-Mart
Edit WPTV 18 Apr 2016
A 911 caller won't be charged for reporting a man waving a gun in a Wal-Mart store before police fatally shot the shopper, who'd picked up an air rifle from a shelf, a special prosecutor said Monday ... One of the filers, Dayton-area activist Bomani Moyenda, said he thinks the prosecutor ignored video segments that indicate Crawford wasn't doing what the caller described at certain moments ... Department of Justice. ....
A Leading Voice Against Racism in Sports
Edit Huffington Post 14 Apr 2016
This truism -- embodied by the great civil rights leaders throughout history -- was most recently put on public display by ESPN's Bomani Jones ... ESPN, Major League Baseball and the NFL are feeling the heat from Jones' points ... As Bomani Jones has shown, the only way to successfully and credibly combat racism is to be consistent -- and to speak out against it wherever it emerges, even if powerful forces would rather us remain silent ... ....
Get All Our Children�"Off the Reservation"
Edit Huffington Post 14 Apr 2016
About a week or so ago, ESPN sports journalist�Bomani�Jones caused�a ruckus�by wearing�a provocative�T-shirt on television. The�"offensive"�shirt was a spoof of the Cleveland Indians mascot and branding. Instead of a feather-wearing,�red-faced man, Jones' shirt featured a�blond-haired�white man with a dollar sign adorning his head ... On social media and in the blogosphere, white people�(mainly)�were outraged. To which�Bomani�replied ... � ... ....
ESPN Told Bomani Jones To Cover Up His 'Caucasians' Shirt
Edit Atlanta Journal 11 Apr 2016
Making a " statement" and taking a stance against what he framed as indefensible ......
Caucasians T-shirt maker on the Cleveland Indians, Bomani Jones
Edit The Daily Dot 09 Apr 2016
The Shelf Life Clothing website is slowly recovering from its influx of users ... ....
‘Caucasians’ shirt sales jump after ESPN’s Jones appearance
Edit The Seattle Times 09 Apr 2016
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — Sales of ‘Caucasians’ shirts, depicting the Cleveland Indians’ team mascot as a caricature of a white person, skyrocketed one day after ESPN’s Bomani Jones wore one on a show, the shirt’s creator said Friday. Brian Kirby, who runs Shelf Life Clothing Co., told The Associated Press that more than 2,000 shirts […]> ... ....
Sportscaster Bomani Jones freaks out ESPN with his ‘Caucasian’ T-shirt
Edit Atlanta Journal 08 Apr 2016ESPN asks Bomani Jones to cover 'Caucasians' shirt; parodied Chief Wahoo, Indians
Edit Syracuse 08 Apr 2016
When ESPN Radio host and commentator Bomani Jones sat in for Mike Golic on Thursday morning's editon of "Mike & Mike in the Morning," he figured he'd be discussing the hot topics of the day in sports ... "As the show progressed, we felt Bomani had made his point and had openly discussed why he was wearing the shirt, and we wanted to keep the focus to the topics of the day," an ESPN representative told TMZ ... it ain't hard, slugger ... ....
ESPN Censors Bomani Jones' Cleveland Caucasians Shirt
Edit Opposing Views 08 Apr 2016
Popular ESPN host Bomani Jones was censored on television for wearing a t-shirt with the word "Caucasians" on it. The uproar all started when Jones was filling in for one of the hosts on ESPN’s Mike and Mike and wore a Cleveland Caucasians shirt depicting a white man with a dollar sign on his head, instead of a feather – clearly mocking the Cleveland Indians Chief Wahoo logo ... Sullisull writes. “way to get your name out there....
'Caucasians' shirt sets the Internet on fire
Edit Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 08 Apr 2016
ESPN's Bomani Jones knows how to make a powerful statement. On Thursday, he went on television wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with "Caucasians" in the theme of the Cleveland Indians. . Bomani was making a statement on the racially insensitive team names in sports. Using Native Americans as logos for the Washington Redskins, the Cleveland Indians and the Chicago Blackhawks is wrong ... "I can't stand Bomani Jones ... ....
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