Texas sports anchor gives powerful speech denouncing racist signs at basketball game (video)
Posted Mar 6, 2015
This week Dale Hansen of WFAA-TV of Dallas/Fort Worth gave a powerful talk on air expressing his disappointment in a group of young fans who held up a sign saying “White Power” at a basketball game in Flower Mound, Texas. Hansen, who previously defended Michael Sam in a similar on-air talk, begins speaking about the incident, then ties in the history of the town before speaking about his own experiences growing up.
(USA Today)
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