University cancels scholarship after football player uses N-word in rap video

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In the now\u002Ddeleted video, Stokes can be heard saying, \u0027Welcome back, n*****.\u0022

In the case of high school football quarterback Marcus Stokes, that’s losing a lucrative scholarship from the University of Florida after he uttered the N-word while rapping a song that was captured on video.Sign up to receive daily headline news from the Ottawa SUN, a division of Postmedia Network Inc.

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Geezus...you may as well cancel 75% of all NCAA players who use rap songs with the N-Word in their promo / highight reel tapes they publish on YouTube. Oh and nearly all of them are Black.

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University cancels scholarship after football player uses N-word in rap videoIn the now\u002Ddeleted video, Stokes can be heard saying, \u0027Welcome back, n*****.\u0022 It's art ffs But if he was black and used that word, same consequence?
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