White Football Coach Records and Shares His Own Racist Rant About Hanging Black People in Atlanta [Video]

In today’s episode of audacity is at an all-time high, a Georgia football coach and trainer filmed his own racist rant seen in now-viral video clips.

Mark Taylor, the owner of Speed Edge Sports, is under fire after posting several videos online of him making deplorable remarks about Atlanta residents, even saying he’d get someone to hang Black people in the city.

The man in question is known for training high school and college football players, preparing them for the next level. On his personal Facebook profile, he’s seen posing for photos with Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney, Alabama’s Nick Saban, Florida’s former coach Dan Mullen and numerous black players, including Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts.

In the clips posted to social media, Taylor is driving around and recording while saying, “I ain’t seen a white person in sight. Homeless ones on the street. Every restaurant looking in here is Black. Every car beside them is Black. They can have Atlanta.”

He goes on to tell a person he refers to as “Ro” that Atlanta was once a fun place. However, he rather stay away these days.

“You and [unclear] need to come up here and go hunting. Ain’t nothing here. Ain’t nothing but Blacks. Atlanta done gone down,” he tells the person.

He later points the camera to a young Black woman driving beside him, who he believes cut him off.

“Ro, look at this n##ger trying to pull out right in front of me right here,” he said, turning the camera to the woman.

He then goes to her, “Do you see that tree right there? Ro will hang you from that tree.”

In another video clip posted online, Taylor records himself in a hotel room showing off a $129 UGA 2021 national championship jacket. The clip then takes a left turn with the man spewing out more racist hate about sending up chicken wings and a “redbone” and “white girl” for a “cheap rate.”

This isn’t the first time Taylor has been thrust into the negative limelight.

The Atlanta Black Star reports that in 2009 he was sentenced to probation after being found guilty of stalking a woman. He was also previously convicted of domestic violence and harassing his ex-wife. He had also been on probation for interfering with witnesses by intimidating his former fiancée.