ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith, who attended the HBCU Winston-Salem State University, knows the difficulties that many Black college students face after graduation, because he experienced
Stephen A. Smith is one of the hardest working men in the sports journalism business, hosting ESPN’s “First Take” weekday mornings from 10am – noon
Some believe that Stephen A. Smith has returned to the “Sunken Place.” During a segment of ESPN’s “First Take,” Smith went after Colin Kaepernick who
In a ridiculous rant, Stephen A. Smith shared his thoughts on the NBA warm-up hoodies created by Nike during a recent radio show. Smith shared
Rolling out spoke exclusively to ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith at Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia Sunday afternoon at Ice Cube’s BIG3 basketball league stop. We
Rolling out spoke exclusively to ESPN television personality and Sirius/XM radio host Stephen A. Smith on the eve of the biggest fight ever between Floyd
My friend Mya Seals has the most interesting perspective on both popular and private culture.
Stephen A. Smith has been the source of much attention since he was suspended by ESPN for one week following remarks about domestic violence, specifically
Steve Harvey’s Ford Neighborhood Awards Expo hosted a relationship panel called “Would You Date You” hosted by “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star and entrepreneur Kandi Burruss, ESPN
ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith has made a second career out of blaming the victim. Or perhaps, he’s too preoccupied with maintaining his “close, personal” friendship with so many notables in sports that he’s become incapable of calling out their nonsense.
What happened to Eric Garner is indicative of what happens to many black people–particularly black males, but not exclusively–when interacting with law enforcement. More tellingly, it’s indicative of a deeper cultural and societal issue–one that is rooted in white supremacy and is part of the very fabric of the western world
The The American Federation brought tons of celebrities to Los Angeles’ premiere hotel, LUXE, for their third annual Champions for Choice event. In conjunction with the 2014 ESPY Awards, the event
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Stephen A. Smith revealed his thoughts on NFL player Riley Cooper’s use of the N-word on ESPN’s “First Take.” “We all make mistakes. It forces
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[jwplayer mediaid=”489927″]Comedian Kevin Hart joins the Debate Desk on “First Take” and shares his true feelings on Stephen A. Smith and Skip Bayless’ commentary. Aside
When it comes to the NFL, and most certainly the Super Bowl, celebrities often engage in as much spirited banter and trash talking as the
