Tiger Woods On Racism: Unedited RARE 1990 Interview

Unedited footage of an interview that Trans World Sport did with Tiger Woods in November 1990 when Tiger was 14. Filmed at the Navy Golf Club, Cypress, California.

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29 thoughts on “Tiger Woods On Racism: Unedited RARE 1990 Interview

  1. I was 15 once too. I played hoops in the local league. I walked in the gym and it was me and one other white kid. The rest, players, coaches, refs, were all black. My name is mike but I was rarely called mike. And when I played I got a whole other level of words towards and play towards me. Noone w a camera asked me about it and noone woulda cared either. I bet he got some stairs for sure and maybe even some remarks, but I bet my experience was a little more intense. But who knows for sure. Haha.

  2. Wow….where is this version of Tiger! That "caublaisan" or whatever he calls himself these days must be what's left after you sell your soul for the wins & money…smdh. I still like to see him win though??????.

  3. You all are high on PCP. He says, at least 2 times, "the blacks"… just like white people refer to you all. Secondly, people always try to dilute black folks blackness, talking about "…less then 50% black" . They did it with Obama, they doing it with Kamala Harris, and y'all doing it on this comment thread. What's sad is that he, and others, refuse to accept their blackness. Even sadder how many people, mostly white, love to minimize the blackness of people – done in a manner to suggest the person succeeded because of the "other" DNA injected into that person.

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