According to you, all he had to do to get another award is pony up a larger donation.
Sounds like the NAACP not calling a white man a racist for money is a shakedown.
You should be able to quote where I said that.
I could very well be a shakedown. What do you plan to do about it?
OK. The fact that he was getting an award from them after its been known he was a racist sounds like he has been paying hush money for the longest.
I don't pretend to understand Donald Sterling or the elite of LA,etc.
He was 'doing business'? In a manner as coldblooded as the Mafia? That is the general impression I have of what goes on in LA--'the making of deals'.
The Revealing Map of Donald Sterling's 162 LA Properties - Curbed Maps - Curbed LA
<a while there, Sterling seemed to think he could pay for his vile behavior with good publicitythe NAACP is now awkwardly trying to explain why it planned to give him an award despite years of this kind of documented racismand he bought his five Skid Row properties back in the mid-aughts in an expensive campaign to convince Los Angeles that he was going to build a "state-of-the-art $50 million" homeless center. (If you were here at the time, you might remember the full-page ads he bought in the Los Angeles Times to announce the endeavor.) No one ever seemed to believe any of it and today the parcels are still home to old warehouses or light manufacturing centers or dried-out scrub.
All of the properties on the maps below are Sterling's, as far as we've been able to document via PropertyShark's records (he usually buys under the Donald Sterling Trust or Donald Sterling Family Trust; please let us know if you see any errors). There are a few other pieces of land on these maps, a few single-family houses in Malibu and Beverly Hills (at least some of which appear to be rental properties), Sterling's own relatively modest mansion on North Beverly Drive in Beverly Hills, and thousands of apartment units, stretching from Santa Monica to Koreatown, whose tenants will keep writing checks to Sterling after he's paid his $2.5 million fine, even after he's been forced to sell the Clippers and retreat back into the muck of his private life.>
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