I will tell you why Paul.
If you lived in some of the places that these kids lived, profanity is the least of your worries. The only kid that you did not here a lot of that on their team, was the kid from Downers Grove North High School. For those that do not know, Downers Grove is basically a lilly white, rich area compared to the area of Chicago that some of these kids grew up in. They see things much more horrible than the coach using the F word.
I used to work on the South Side of Chicago in a retail store, and you see much worse than what you hear on that show. I worked in Englewood, one of the worse areas in Chicago and cursing was not a big problem. Not necessarily where these kids lived that are on the show, but shootings, drug dealers, robbery, gangs, crack houses are much more of the norm. So I believe that the usage of the language has a reflection of the type of environment that these kids come from.
It really is not an excuse, but it is an explaination.
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Let us get into "Good Trouble."
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Charles Michael “Mick” Chambers (1947-2010)
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