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Former ESPN anchor and current sports columnist for The Atlantic, Jemele Hill, argues that Patrick Mahomes is better than Tom Brady even without the Super Bowl rings.
Former ESPN anchor Jemele Hill has been noticeably quiet when it comes to discussing the success of Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell, who she repeatedly insinuated only got the job because he is white.
Deion Sanders started his coaching career at Colorado by beating TCU in glorious fashion, and Jamele Hill had plenty to say about it
Jemele Hill has always been open with her political views, and that likely contributed to her departure from streaming powerhouse, Spotify
NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport decided to play the race card after the Indianapolis Colts hired Jeff Saturday as their interim head coach.
Contributing writer for The Atlantic Jemele Hill recently claimed that “white lives matter” is a “dangerously dumb message” after Kanye West wore a piece of clothing with the message.
Former ESPN host Jemele Hill didn’t wait too long after news broke that Queen Elizabeth II had died to immediately start dissecting her entire history and finding ways to blame her for what she called the “devastating impact of continued colonialism.”
Jemele Hill, who previously worked with ESPN and now writes for The Atlantic, recently claimed that it is normal for students to be taught about sexuality by teachers in the classroom.
The Atlantic’s Jemele Hill attempted to attack University of Michigan’s football coach Jim Harbaugh after he attended the annual Plymouth Right to Life dinner and declared his support for the right to life.
The Atlantic and former ESPN host Jemele Hill defended LeBron James’ recent comments about Brittney Griner claiming those criticizing James are “intent on misunderstanding.”