Racist College Coaches Are Getting Exposed by Their Players, and it’s Awesome

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The financial guru and entrepreneurship coach launched #MyBlackReceipt to document the support of Black-owned businesses.

Oklahoma State’s Mike Gundy was just the tip of the iceberg.

One of the benefits from this recent moment of “awakening” and “convenient consciousness” that’s spread across the county the last few months, is that people of color have become more comfortable and empowered to call out the bulls**t they deal with every day. And with the help of social media, they’ve been able to share their stories with the masses.

On Monday, former Penn State basketball player Rasir Bolton took to social media to explain that an alleged incident with coach Pat Chambers is the reason why he transferred to Iowa State. According to a report from ESPN, Chambers told Bolton, “I want to be a stress reliever for you. You can talk to me about anything. I need to get some of this pressure off you.”