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ESPN’s and radical chic (Chesimard)
« on: April 28, 2017, 08:52:16 pm »
Power Line
Paul Mirengoff
Apr. 28, 2017

With its recent round of layoffs, ESPN has largely ceased serious coverage of hockey. Apparently it regards covering the fourth most popular sport in the U.S. as a frill.

But in ESPN’s eyes, not all frills are created equal. Hence, it’s new site for woman ESPNW, recently ran a feature called ““Five Poets on the New Feminism.” The “world wide leader in sports” doesn’t have much time for ice hockey (too white?), but has plenty for “new feminism” and for, in its words, “reflect[ing] on resistance. . . .”

Nor was ESPN kidding when it mentioned “resistance.” One of the poems ESPNW featured paid “homage to a convicted cop killer.”

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