Shannon Sharpe explains why it's so difficult to open a racial dialogue in America

Shannon Sharpe explains why it's so difficult to open a racial dialogue in America

At a Dallas-area event with local officials, Mark Cuban said that white people must have uncomfortable conversations about race.

Cuban said from experience, the instinct when discussing race as a white person is to get defensive, but that must change to see progress made.

Hear what Shannon Sharpe has to say about the difficulties of opening a racial dialogue in America.