"Ah yes, the ol Bible quotes about slavery to motivate young, black men. Certainly this will end well for me."

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You can be an old racist white guy and coach college basketball...but you gotta keep winning to pull that off.

He was just quoting God not his words.

Dude is trying to get fired

Let's not normalize Texas Tech being called "Tech"...wtf is that.

He’s a state employee. Shouldn’t be doing that anyway. Let alone telling young black men to serve a master.

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I mean an old white dude from Texas being a racist f$&k?! Shocking. I'm surprised he didn't pull out a 3 foot revolver and shoot the ceiling yelling "Yee ha!!!"

Texan here. Completely agree, although you should know the accurate spelling is “yee-haw.”

Thank you for the correction.

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Please show me a source describing the racial makeup of slavery in the United States between 1619 and 1865. I'll bet the percentage was 80-90%. Prove me wrong.

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Still waiting for the racial breakdown of slavery in the U.S. between 1619 to 1865.

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What tha FUCK does that have to do with anything, chief?

Regardless of when it was written, Christians apply lessons they get from the Bible to things in the present. And in our present, slavery is most often used to describe American slavery, which was the enslavement of a predominately black population.

lol what? Plenty of people in the present also choose to talk about/reference slavery in general, which has existed for millennia and affected every population group in the world.

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he’s a state employee he should keep his dumb opinions to himself especially when they pertain to something as brain dead as religion

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Woah, “chief?” That’s racially insensitive

Newsflash: He was quoting a translation of something some Romans wrote and said was the word of God. Nobody has ever quoted God. And if you think I am wrong, who is getting his messages these days?

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