ESPN Analyst Jalen Rose Wants To Cancel the Term ‘Mount Rushmore’
https://whitehousewire.com | Aug 7, 2022 

ESPN analyst Jalen Rose is attempting to cancel the term “Mount Rushmore” because he believes it is “offensive.”

Rose demanded that the term “Mount Rushmore” be canceled because the monument dedicated to U.S. presidents was built “on top of dead bodies” of Native Americans.

“And 25 years later, to add insult to injury, four American presidents were put on what we call Mount Rushmore on the top of the dead bodies that is buried right underneath,” the NBA analyst asserted. “So, I call for you and for myself — I’m owning this, too — let’s stop using the term ‘Mount Rushmore’ when we’re talking about our favorite rappers, talking about our favorite movies, talking about our favorite players.”

Rose caused a stir last summer when he claimed that the Team USA basketball squad only selected Kevin Love because he’s white. Rose spouted that Team USA was “scared to make an all-black team representing the United States of America.” However, Team USA fielded a basketball team comprised entirely of black players in 2016.

And have you ever tried to dig under Mt. Rushmore to locate graves?   I’m guessing it would not be pleasant.

Instagram Scammer Named ‘Sophie’ Used Altered Photo to Con Richmond Heights Man

Cleveland19 | Aug. 5, 2022 | Chris Anderson

According to police, an individual scammed a Richmond Heights man out of a small amount of money using a photograph that was made to look like the victim was naked.

Officers began investigating the telecommunication harassment incident on July 28 when the 19-year-old Richmond Heights man called police to report that he was being intimidated through text messages.

The victim told investigators that he sent an individual named “Sophie” a shirtless picture of himself with pants on through Instagram.

“Sophie” then said a digitally-altered picture that made it look like the man’s pants were around his ankles and he was exposed would be sent to his friends if he did not pay $100, police said.

According to investigators, the victim paid $25 through Apple Pay, but the suspect continued to demand more.

The victim told police that he was receiving messages from a phone number, which was later determined to be linked to the country of Nigeria.

Police urged the victim to contact Instagram about the account and to avoid future contact because of the apparent scam.

Straight Line of the Day: If you’ve been scammed by “Sophie” claiming to have naked photos of you…