[link|http://www.salon.com/news/feature/2006/09/24/allen_football/|http://www.salon.com...4/allen_football/]

Allen said he came to Virginia because he wanted to play football in a place where 'blacks knew their place,'" said Dr. Ken Shelton, a white radiologist in North Carolina who played tight end for the University of Virginia football team when Allen was quarterback. "He used the N-word on a regular basis back then."

A second white teammate, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he feared retribution from the Allen campaign, separately claimed that Allen used the word "nigger" to describe blacks. "It was so common with George when he was among his white friends. This is the terminology he used," the teammate said.

A third white teammate contacted separately, who also spoke on condition of anonymity out of fear of being attacked by the Virginia senator, said he too remembers Allen using the word "nigger," though he said he could not recall a specific conversation in which Allen used the term. "My impression of him was that he was a racist," the third teammate said.

Shelton also told Salon that the future senator gave him the nickname "Wizard," because he shared a last name with Robert Shelton, who served in the 1960s as the imperial wizard of the United Klans of America, a group affiliated with the Ku Klux Klan.
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[link|http://www.salon.com/news/feature/2006/09/26/allen_football/|http://www.salon.com...6/allen_football/]

The Washington Post quoted Allen calling the claims in the Salon article of one former teammate, Ken Shelton, "absolutely false," "pure fabrication" and "nonsense." According to the Post, Allen said the "N-word" was not a part of his vocabulary. "It wasn't then. It hasn't been since. And it is not now," the senator said.

But within hours, two more former acquaintances of Allen's had come forward...
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Somebody is lying. Guess who, Macaca.