ESPN claims to be ultra-woke and supportive of the radical LGBTQ agenda. Yet, it has remained completely silent on the NBA’s decision to hold games in the United Arab Emirates, a country where gays face the death penalty.
ESPN has announced that Malika Andrews has been chosen to replace Rachel Nichols for the network’s daily NBA coverage.
Megyn Kelly declared she has no sympathy for former ESPN reporter Rachel Nichols who was fired after she blasted the network for using race to promote a black reporter over her.
Rachel Nichols, the ESPN reporter caught in leaked audio blasting the network for giving her gig to a black reporter, is reportedly out.
Kimberley Martin, a black ESPN reporter, slammed NPR on Wednesday after the news organization used a picture of her in place of former ESPN host Maria Taylor.
ESPN President Jimmy Pitaro recently sent a long memo to employees describing the network’s coming diversity efforts.
Dear ESPN: When you say you are going to hire people based on skin color and gender, people might start to believe you are hiring people based on skin color and gender.
The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) has blasted ESPN for their “silence and apparent inaction” in response to the controversy surrounding the leaked audio of white reporter Rachel Nichols saying that black reporter Maria Taylor only got her job for “diversity reasons.”
Outkick’s Clay Travis says that ESPN reporter Maria Taylor, who is black, purposely leaked audio of white reporter Rachel Nichols saying she only got her job for “diversity reasons.”
ESPN has removed reporter Rachel Nichols from its coverage of the NBA Finals Tuesday after a recording of her phone conversation criticizing the network’s diversity polices broke over the weekend.
ESPN commentator Rachel Nichols addressed the controversy over her remarks about the network’s diversity policies reported over the weekend.
A close adviser to L.A. Lakers star LeBron James, has released a follow-up statement regarding his controversial comments bashing ESPN.
A video chat recorded by white ESPN reporter Rachel Nichols has caused hard feelings among many of the network’s black staffers.
ESPN “The Jump” host Rachel Nichols discussed the sexual harassment investigation involving the Dallas Mavericks organization Wednesday with owner Mark Cuban. Nichols pressed Cuban on his lack of knowledge and action regarding sexual misconduct within the organization he ran. “I’m
