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7:31Now PlayingESPN’s Jemele Hill decided to label Donald Trump as a “white supremacist” on Twitter in response to another tweet, presumably asking her about Trump or some political question in general. She has a podcast on ESPN with her cohort Michael Smith where they discuss some social issues and dabble into politics lightly, but nothing is said on that show that resembles what she put out on Twitter. ESPN released a statement distancing themselves away from her statement saying that they do not condone it and that she recognizes that it was wrong. The million dollar question here is… what will be the consequence of her action if any? Jemele’s former co-worker Curt Schilling was ousted from the company after an “offensive” meme about the transgender bathroom issue was discovered on his personal Facebook page. Surely Jemele Hill should get the same treatment? Only time will tell but by looks of ESPN (also ABC then DISNEY) and their overly SJW corporate structure, it’s highly doubtful.
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