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Now here is the Woketartian Left accusing President Barack Obama of using
a white-power hand gesture.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2019/12/15/army-navy-officials-investigate-possible-white-power-gestures-by-students/
College Sports
Army, Navy officials investigate possible ‘white power’ gestures by students
Navy beat Army in the annual rivalry game Saturday in Philadelphia.
(Jonathan Newton/The Washington Post )
Navy beat Army in the annual rivalry game Saturday in Philadelphia.
(Jonathan Newton/The Washington Post )
By
Cindy Boren
Dec. 15, 2019 at 2:26 p.m. PST
Officials at the Army and Navy academies are investigating whether hand
signs flashed by students standing behind a reporter during a TV interview
were intended to convey a message of white supremacy.
The incident involved two U.S. Military Academy cadets and a Naval Academy
midshipman who were behind ESPN’s Rece Davis as he reported on the sideline
before the annual rivalry game Saturday in Philadelphia.
“U.S. Naval Academy officials have appointed a preliminary inquiry officer
to conduct an internal investigation into the hand gestures made during the
ESPN ‘College GameDay’ broadcast prior to [Saturday’s] Army-Navy game,”
Cmdr. Alana Garas, a spokesperson for the Naval Academy, said in a statement
to The Washington Post. “Based on findings of the investigation, those
involved will be held appropriately accountable. It would be inappropriate
to speculate any further while we are conducting this investigation.”
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Lt. Col. Chris Ophardt told The Post that the “U.S. Military Academy is
looking into the matter. At this time, we do not know the intent of the
cadets.”
The gesture, which is open to interpretation, resembles the common one used
to indicate “okay,” but with the hand pointing downward to form a W and P
for “white power.” In September, it was moved from a trolling gesture to a
hate symbol by the Anti-Defamation League, which maintains a database of
hate symbols. In doing so, the ADL was careful to note on its website that
the gesture has multiple meanings.
How the 'okay' hand symbol was co-opted by the alt-right
The Anti-Defamation League said the "okay" hand sign is now a hate symbol.
Here's what you need to know about the evolution of the gesture. (Adriana
Usero, Elyse Samuels/The Washington Post)
“The overwhelming usage of the ‘okay’ hand gesture today is still its
traditional purpose as a gesture signifying assent or approval,” the ADL
post reads. “As a result, someone who uses the symbol cannot be assumed to
be using the symbol in either a trolling or, especially, white supremacist
context unless other contextual evidence exists to support the contention.
Since 2017, many people have been falsely accused of being racist or white
supremacist for using the ‘okay’ gesture in its traditional and innocuous
sense.”
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It went on to say, “Because of the traditional meaning of the ‘okay’ hand
gesture, as well as other usages unrelated to white supremacy, particular
care must be taken not to jump to conclusions about the intent behind
someone who has used the gesture.”
Last week, U.S. Military Academy officials dropped the “GFBD” slogan used by
the football team after learning of its association with white supremacist
groups. An abbreviation for the phrase “God forgives, brothers don’t,” it
has appeared for several years on a rally flag carried into games by the
Black Knights, and it reportedly was featured on some team-related
merchandise. A hashtag, #GFBD, has also been used online by supporters of
the team.
According to the ADL and the Southern Poverty Law Center, the slogan and its
abbreviation are popular among members of the Aryan Brotherhood of Texas, a
white supremacist prison gang. The ADL has also described “GFBD” as a phrase
“shared” by such groups with motorcycle gangs and “intended to reinforce
group loyalty” or to warn of never “snitching” on fellow members.
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In a statement to The Post, an academy spokesperson wrote that a “thorough
investigation” showed “that the Army football team began the use of the
skull and crossbones flag with the initials in the mid-1990s. The football
team continued to use the motto until leaders at the academy were made aware
that the phrase is also associated with extremist groups. The motto was
originally used to emphasize teamwork, loyalty and toughness. The academy
immediately discontinued using it upon notification of its tie to hate
groups.”
Last year, the U.S. Coast Guard reprimanded an officer who used a similar
hand sign during a live broadcast on MSNBC. The officer, with 23 years in
uniform, was not identified by the Coast Guard but received a letter of
censure signed by Capt. John Reed, head of the Hurricane Florence response
in Charleston, S.C. “While your actions may have seemed funny and playful to
you, they clearly showed lack of maturity and inability to understand the
gravity of the situation, namely the preparation and response to Hurricane
Florence, a declared disaster,” Reed wrote in a letter the Coast Guard
provided to Navy Times.
Navy won Saturday’s game, 31-7, behind the play of quarterback Malcolm
Perry. It snapped Army’s three-game winning streak in the series, which Navy
leads, 61-52-7.