'People are just uncomfortable with a
black woman in a power position': Texas
A&M basketball coach defends her outfit
choice after being criticized for wearing
tight pink leather pants and high heels
to a game
Posted By: Ribicon, 2/16/2022 2:27:01 PM
A Texas A&M women's basketball assistant coach hit back after facing backlash for wearing pink leather pants and stilettos to a game. 'I'm unapologetically myself every day, I could care less if anybody thinks that I'm being extra,' Sydney Carter said in response to her critics. 'I'm not gonna turn up turn my light off because somebody else is offended or intimidated by the fact that I embrace myself.' The 31-year-old Aggies assistant coach believes race plays a major factor in the criticism. 'I just think that people are uncomfortable with a black woman being in a power position,' she told Yahoo. 'When you see a black woman
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Can white people excuse anything they do (including wanting to be left alone) as being unapologetically White? She means she could not care less, but you don't need to speak proper English at today's universities. They left out why she was allowed to ruin that expensive floor with her silly heels, and whether she twerked at any point.