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Jeomele Hill Case Study
A CASE STUDY OF JEMELE HILL’S SUSPENSION AND MEDIA ETHICS

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Looking critically into the suspension of Jemele Hill, an anchor of Sports Center by Entertainment Sports and Programming Network (ESPN) based on the allegation of violation of media ethics. Hill, an American sports journalist with ESPN was suspended following a series of controversial tweets she made critical of the President and in response to Jerry Jones owner of the Dallas Cowboys. This was related to the Take the Knee protest which was previously ongoing and initiated by players who knelt during the anthem in a bid to raise awareness of police brutality and racial injustice in the United States.
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