#Jalen hurts omega psi phi full#
I’m excited to watch him get a full 17 games under his belt in 2021. He is fun, a great teammate, and an advocate. Hurts loves to wear Phillies, Flyers, 76ers, and Eagles gear at various fundraisers and football workouts.Īlthough I predict the Eagles will be downright horrendous this season, I hope Hurts is our QB of the future. Although Hurts definitely doesn’t mind wearing flashy suits postgame, I’ve also never seen a Philadelphia athlete wear as much Philadelphia themes clothing as he does. He wore this while donating $30,000 to a Nottingham, PA area child battling cancer.
This Jacket pays homage to a Philadelphia area legend, and a beloved African American icon. In the image below, Hurts is rocking a vintage Kobe Bryant Lower Merion High School jacket. Most of his style choices are rooted in his heritage, but he always finds ways to make his fit work. In a recent interview with GQ, Hurts says that he spent his first million stocking up his wardrobe and then saving the rest. Hurts has a great sense of off field fashion. Famous alumni throughout the country have expressed their joy when seeing Hurts throw up the symbol. The fraternity is probably the most well-known, historic, and respected historically black organizations in the United States. The fraternity began at Howard, and Hurts is the first member to start in the NFL at quarterback since Steve McNair. This symbol pays homage to the Omega Psi Phi fraternity, which is a historically black fraternity. If you watch the sidelines after an Eagles touchdown drive, you will likely see Jalen toss up his hand and stick out his tongue to the side. Jalen Hurts is extremely proud of his heritage and carries into both his in-game-antics and fashion. This narrative is certainly changing around the league however, as QBs like Kyler Murray, Lamar Jackson, and Patrick Mahomes are some of the best in the league. Star quarterbacks like Randall Cunningham, Donovan McNabb, and Mike Vick are some of the most accomplished African Americans at the position, and all of them were Philadelphia Eagles. Historically, African Americans at the quarterback position were a relatively rare sight, unless they were on the Eagles. Many people are excited about Jalen Hurts because of his capacity to carry on the legacy of great African American quarterbacks to play for the eagles. Although his play was shaky to say the least, the Eagles won some games, and in Philly that is all that matters. Hurts saw a bit of play time at the tail end of last season and has already cemented himself as a beloved figure across the city and in the mind of young football fans. A star Quarterback out of Oklahoma, Jalen is poised to be the Philadelphia Eagles starting quarterback during week one of the 2021 season. Hurts was a surprise second round draft pick from the Philadelphia Eagles in 2020. Despite the immense promise that the quarterback showed during his 2017 Super Bowl Season, the up and down QB felt that a change of scenery may do him good, and the Eagles agreed. Bullock elected as its first permanent chairman. A foster child herself, she has done a lot work in programs that benefit foster children.The Carson Wentz era of Philadelphia has come to a sudden and disappointing end, after five seasons of hope, stardom, and ultimate disappointment. Omega Psi Phi is one of five founding members of the National Pan-Hellenic Council with Grand Basileus Matthew W.
Victoria Rowell is an honorary member because she is a die-hard advocate for foster children and/or children of adoption, and has founded programs and facilities that give emotional and financial support to foster children. MC Lyte is an honorary member because she is an activist for anti-violence/black-on-black crime, and for her seminars and programs she has advocating young Black people to become entrepreneuial and career-oriented. Kelly Price is an honorary member because she is an advocate for breast cancer and breast cancer research she's donated proceeds from her singles/albums for research,volunteered her fashions at charity galas that raise money to educate minority women about the disease, and she's even donated her own money toward various breast cancer research institutions. If they bought their way in, then I'd be a little disappointed that my sorority would allow that.īut if they inducted women who help make a difference in someone's lives, or are advocates for a great cause, or have done work in communities, I'd be more accepting. I guess it would depend on who was being inducted, and most importantly, WHY they were being inducted.
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