For someone who makes his living on the radio, Don Imus doesn’t seem to know what not to say.

Imus, once again, made a racist comment about a black athlete.

In this case the athlete is football player Adam “Pacman” Jones.

While discussing Pacman’s arrest record, Imus asked, “What color is he?”

Sportscaster Warner Wolf replied, “African American.”

Imus said, “Well, there you go. Now we know.”

Hmmm.

Did Imus mean Pacman gets arrested because blacks are criminals or because blacks are discriminated against by the police?

Imus claims the former. Others believe the later and called Al Sharpton.

Perhaps we should ask the Rutgers women’s basketball team.

Why does Pacman Jones keep getting arrested? He keeps breaking the law.

Regardless of color, being involved in a shooting in a Vegas strip club is a crime. Pacman’s lawyers called that one “conspiracy to commit disorderly conduct.”

How does Pacman plan to stay out of trouble so he can join the Dallas Cowboys in training camp? He doesn’t want to be called “Pacman” anymore, since it is associated with the troubles he has had with the law.

How about staying home at night and studying game film or the play book?

As for Imus, the sensitivity training did not work. Try living with an African America family for a few months. Perhaps being that close, you might learn something.