Second Class Citizens (From Flushing University)

Strong words here…Flushing University and a taste below.

For the record, I don’t think being pro-Mets makes you a racist.

I was disappointed to find out that the main entrance to the new stadium that I’ve for so long to enter has been made into a tribute to a player that never even wore a Mets uniform – and to a team that left town over 50 years ago.
A tribute to a Brooklyn Dodger.
Mets fans enter their team’s new stadium – a stadium that from the outside is also supposed to evoke memories of that long-dead team from the Borough of Churches – and are inundated with images of a man who played the game at a time where the home team did not even exist.
What other Major League Baseball team would ever build a shrine to a player that never even wore their uniform?
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Is this franchise’s history of so little importance to the Wilpon family that they thought it more important to build a monument to the Brooklyn Dodgers and their heroes? Perhaps instead of a gigantic outdoor food court, it would’ve been nice to see something celebrating the 48 seasons that the Mets have played National League Baseball. Apparently that was too much to ask.

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