Stephen A. Smith fumed after being given a “thumbs down” by the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) — which accused him of a “pattern of disparaging” prominent Black women.
The ESPN First Take host was called out at the NABJ’s annual convention in Atlanta, on Saturday — with the NABJ giving Smith a thumbs down for what it called a “recurring public pattern” from Smith of attacking Black women.
“Smith has established a recurring public pattern of disparaging commentary directed at prominent Black women across politics, sports, and media,” said a narrator on a video played at the convention. “Such commentary reinforces harmful narratives, undermines the fair and respectful representation of Black women in public discourse, and stands in direct conflict with NABJ’s longstanding commitment to accurate, responsible, and inclusive portrayals of Black communities.”
Of course, it's well-documented that Stephen A. Smith has helped out or put on a plethora (from Kimberly A. Martin to Monica McNutt to Cari Champion) of Black women throughout his long career. That's why the NABJ (a long-standing, but irrelevant group if there ever was one) dissing SAS here is nothing more than atacking the guy because he's not a plantation Democrat who blames Trump for any and everything and never holds his party accounatble. Instead, Stephen A. dares to criticize Democrats when need be (including idiots like Jasmine Crockett) and when you're a political party stil mired in identity politics, that's going to piss your base of plantation Democrats really off and that's what going on here.
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