Seattle Sports Radio Host Calls Ray Lewis “A Attention Whore” Over The Air!
By gordon on Jan 24, 2013 in Featured
KJR HAS POSTED THIS ON THEIR WEBSITE. THROWING HIS COMMENT IN OUR FACES (click here)
“One Man’s Opinion” by Gordon Curvey
Sports radio KJR host here in Seattle gave a warning the morning before that he was going to say some negative things about Baltimore Raven star and future Hall of Famer Ray Lewis. And the next morning he did what he said what he was going to do against Lewis.
Levy went on a ten min angry against Lewis. I sat in my living room and listened to Levy say just very very unfair things about Ray Lewis. BUT readers one thing he said went way way over the line.
Mitch Levy said Ray Lewis was a “ATTENTION WHORE”. That comment has me angry. It is the worst comment I have heard about a African American sports star. Or maybe anyone. I have not heard Rush or Hannity or Howard Stern or Don Imus use such a negative term against a person. It was wrong on Levy’s part. It was racist on Levy’s part. To make matters worse tonight KJR has posted Levy’s comment about Lewis on it’s website. Click above.
Will Peake or Decker fire or suspend Levy? I think Levy should be at least be suspended for 30 days without pay. Hell Rob Parker was fired at ESPN for his comments about RG3. His comments was NOTHING like Levy calling Ray Lewis “a attention whore”
I went to Google and found a story on a media person who was suspended for saying the late Whitney Houston was a “crack ho”. So I am saying KJR management should suspended or even fire Mitch Levy for his comment about Ray Lewis.
Levy’s rant is built on anger on a radio station with zero African Americans on the air on a regular basis. Their has only been ONE in more than twenty years. It is time for KJR to take a stand against Mitch Levy. His comment’s went way below the belt. Let’s see what they are going to do.
UPDATE: Mitch Levy is on the air this morning so once again, KJR management has allowed their hosts to do and say ANYTHING regarding African Americans and people of color.







