The Pathetic Truth About Sage Steele

Here's who Sage Steele really is. Rick Strom breaks it down. Give us your thoughts in the comments below!

Rick Strom

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[cjsansoo]

Although I disagree with just about everything she says I thought she was relatively intelligent until she compared Colin Kaepernick to Greg Hardy. The interviewer should have called her out on her ignorance. Any time any Black person is praised by white racist, that Black person should do some serious soul searching!

[CoCoFantastique]

"can I touch your hair?" answer is always a hard NO. That was so cringe!

[brittnew]

YIKES at him asking to touch her hair. 😡 Bigger YIKES at her letting him.

[blackjay]

Bruh... nothing says “Sell out” like letting a random White dude feel your hair like you’re a pet.

{In Dave Chappelle voice}: “We the Black delegation would like to give away Sage Steele for...$0.00.”

[MrRottweiler]

Just because they look like us, doesn't mean their for us!!!!

[williewhite]

Thank you Mr Strom for exposing these sell out infiltrators. I didn't know that Steele had made those statements because I never listened to her. But I knew that there was something about her that I didn't like. As a black man I view people like Steele, Whitlock and Owens to be more dangerous to the our community's through out the country than any proud boy. It is extremely important and very vital that these sell outs be pointed out and identified. Thank you.

[denorrisjohnson]

Sage Steele is the definition of “not every black woman is a Sista, and not Every black man is a Brutha”. Or “not all Skinfolk is Kinfolk”

[floydphillipsco]

Call'em out. When ESPN boots her again, watch her appeal to the black community for support... Watch...

[KingLou]

She let that guy pet her. I was done after that

[DaveNagrom]

She claims that she does not like to talk about politics, then complained about being excluded from a special about politics? She is so tiresome.
Not all skin-folk, are kin-folk!

[zislec]

Yup... she would live in the house, right by masters feet.

[lucy]

She was proud of the guy asking to touch her hair like she was in a freaking petting zoo which actually existed....this chick is the thirsty SMH

[MarquisVegan]

Wow TYT Sports really make folks aware on who got the cult 45 kind of mentality. I had no idea Sage Steele was such a conservative.

[ericfurman]

This is the single most under-appreciated progressive channel out there. Thanks for all you do Rick 🙏

[georgecommedo]

Being an African American myself I understand exactly where he is coming from and he did a great job at showing her Stepin Fetchit attitude!!

[KuyintoB]

When she let that man touch her hair like she was a pet I was done.

[ambriaharris]

Oh hell naw! Why she let him touch her hair? That's sad

[aleyahaforlife]

Let's put this in perspective....if she was around during the time of Muhammad Ali, she would be against him not going to war.

[fashiondiva]

No man or woman should be touching anyone else’s hair in a professional setting unless they’re in a damn salon and that’s the purpose of the meeting or interview. It’s unprofessional and when it’s a man doing it to a woman, it’s just weird and inappropriate. Keep your hands to yourself. Act like you’ve conducted business before. Could you imagine someone behaving this way toward a man in a corporate boardroom? In a studio meeting? No. Because it’s strange. So to those defending it, you too are strange and have a serious lack of interpersonal skills and boundaries. I’ll tell you like I used to tell the kindergarteners I taught in a prior career, pre law school, don’t put your hands on anyone else and don’t let anyone else put their hands on you. I guess I need to add to that “and don’t ask women if you can touch any part of them and put them in an uncomfortable situation in having to answer such a bizarre and inappropriate request.”

[sincityquinn]

I grew up surrounded by black women. And every black man knows that YOU DO NOT TOUCH A BLACK WOMAN’S HAIR. When that MMA fighter asked I got so scared!!!
No, no, no, no, no no no... oh, huh?