When Robinson disappeared from Fort Hamilton in Brooklyn for six days in early 1944, on the eve of sailing for war-torn Europe, claiming he must have fallen and suffered amnesia, was he really questioning whether he should risk death for his race-sick country?
I saw no one else turn green and race to sick bay (it is actually called the medical center, and the emergency care there is mostly attuned to sudden falls, arthritis and chest pains).
Racing For Kids founder Bill Pinsky tells how Indy car racing helps sick children.
"Larry Kramer once said to me, 'What's so butch about rappelling, telephone linemen do it all the time.' But you should see the mail you get after one of these races, from sick people, parents, how they were inspired to keep going, to endure in their own lives.
I love waking up on the morning of a race and feeling sick with nerves and wondering why, exactly, I am nervous when no one but me really cares.
The majority of the human race is heartily sick of bloodshed.
4. It's a Horse Race Are you sick of everything being political?
In April, the magazine Science reported that a wealthy 73-year-old Abu Dhabi man fell ill shortly after contact with a sick racing camel in his stable.
The premise, updated from the 1975 cult classic "Death Race 2000," is simple, sick and satisfying.
Patty Hutchins, a registered Republican in Charlotte, voted Democrat in the Senate race because she grew sick of advertisements in which Mr. Faircloth compared Mr. Edwards to President Clinton.
Terry succeeded in derailing the event, race-debate called "Trump the Race Card: Are You Sick and Tired of Being Called a Racist and You Know You're Not One".
