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ESPN continues to succeed in the unintentional quest to destroy its audience. By furthering far left interests, the network has shrunk its annual ESPYs award show audience for the sixth time in seven years. Saturday’s program barely pulled in more than a million viewers.

ESPN’s television coverage of Saturday’s UFC fight between Connor McGregor and Dustin Poirier blacked out former President Donald Trump’s arrival to a rousing reception by fans. Jason Whitlock says it has everything to do with ESPN waging a “Cold War” with traditional sports fans.

Jason Whitlock is the king of hot takes and the latest episode of his podcast “Fearless” proves just how much we need someone like him in the movement. The name is definitely a good fit because leftists love attacking him for speaking the truth. On July 6, he released the first official episode in which he discussed topics ranging from the “ludicrous” Rachel Nichols controversy, the new George…

All the woke social justice activism that goes with being the public relations adviser for LeBron James is wearing down Adam Mendelsohn. So much so that he admitted he needs to check his white privilege at the door because white men are a problem.

Though it seems like everything to do with the NBA is drenched in social justice, pro-BLM BS – not to mention valuing its Chinese clientele over its home citizens – one head coach proved that not every aspect of the league is infested with woke garbage. Christian outlet Faithwire reported on Friday how Phoenix Suns head coach Monty Williams took an opportunity to show gratitude for…

Whiny rich, woke, pampered guy LeBron James is taking a thorough shelling from two media notables for his childish complaining. Stephen A. Smith and Shaquille O’Neal let the Lakers’ superstar motormouth have it for his repulsive attitude. And by the way, NBA TV ratings are way up since James and his team were eliminated from the playoffs, too.

ESPN basketball analysts Jalen Rose and Jay Williams are so blinded by race that they can no longer clearly comprehend the sport’s history. Rose accused the U.S. Olympic men’s basketball team of refusing to take an all-black squad to Tokyo. Williams mocked the Boston Celtics for hiring their “first” black head coach ever.

A month ago, ESPN heralded its new betting analyst hire Kelly Stewart as someone “Bringing her unique background as one of the industry’s foremost handicappers … .” Before even starting the job, Stewart is gone. ESPN succumbed to the Twitter mob and canceled her for angry tweets from 2012.

Earlier this week, Stephen A. Smith lost his mind and stormed off ESPN's First Take in a classic meltdown over race in which he attacked the Boston Celtics for elevating white coach Brad Stevens to the position of team president, and tore NBA stars apart for not throwing a fit over the alleged racism in Bean Town.

Two of the most extreme race-baiters in sports media reflected on the one-year anniversary of George Floyd’s death this week. William C. Rhoden, of The Undefeated blog, and Carron J. Phillips, of Deadspin, are embittered that last year’s over-the-top woke corporate and sports activism has waned.

America has shamefully backtracked on last year’s widespread admission of white supremacy, angering social justice warrior Martenzie Johnson, of ESPN’s The Undefeated blog. He’s fuming that support for Black Lives Matter and defunding of police have seriously eroded since last year’s social justice mania.

America is an ugly nation festering in racism, abusing athletes and criminalizing poverty. Current protests are the continuation of a centuries-old battle for justice, says Roger Reeves in a rant bellowing bitterness on ESPN’s The Undefeated blog.

ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith has a big white problem with Tim Tebow, who officially signed a contract this week with the Jacksonville Jaguars. Bloviating on the First Take program today, Smith and colleague Max Kellerman debated whether or not they have a problem with the return of Tebow.

The NFL draft starts Thursday night, and ESPN has practically turned the draft order of quarterbacks into a race war. Martenzie Johnson fired the first shot, calling the NFL a “racial institution,” in his ESPN blog post. Max Kellerman predicted an onslaught of white privilege in the draft, on the ESPN First Take TV program.