WWE Lawsuit Claims: Vince McMahon Stories, Dress Code Violations,

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>Rodney Mack (RODNEY BEGNAUD): His WWE assigned gimmick was to portray himself as an "anti-white" black militant. Begnaud explains it "was a 'no no' to discuss injuries or your job would be in jeopardy." His dialogue consisted of lines such as "Damn Right!" and "Yeah!" with his manager uttering lines such as "Kill Whitey" and "Free James Brown." (page 55)

>>1497196
From Rodney Mack's wikipedia page:
>Mack restarted Theodore Long's Thuggin' And Buggin' Enterprises stable, which eventually turned into a group of African Americans who worked a race angle in which they felt they were victims of racism and were being held down by "The Man". As part of the race angle, Mack often competed in a "White Boy Challenge" on Raw, where he would proceed to squash white wrestlers. However, his undefeated streak in the White Boy Challenges was ended on June 23 when he was defeated by Goldberg in under 30 seconds.
>This was 2003

>>1497177
Its like actors suing directors of movies.Totally retarded.

>>1497219
The 00s had plenty of politically incorrect stuff all over, the extreme crybaby-ism only really began this decade