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Former ESPN journalist and current “TheBlaze” radio host Jason Whitlock bluntly accused Disney on Monday during his show “Fearless” of trying to ruin ESPN and the sports world by feminizing it using a woke agenda that spans nearly 30 years and has, as its purported goal, the “assassination of men.”
“I wanna zero in on ESPN and the role of Disney and ESPN’s role in feminizing our culture. As I told you all last Friday, in 1996, Disney purchased ABC and ESPN. Two years before in 1994, Disney tried but failed, to buy NBC. They settled on ABC and ESPN,” he began.
“At the time, in 1994 when they were trying to buy NBC, NBC had the NBA rights. So, Disney has been trying to get into the sports lane for a long time. In 1996, they succeeded. It’d been better off if they had just bought NBC. They went and bought the whole enchilada… ESPN, the worldwide leader in sports,” Whitlock continued.
“And then I believe it was in 2002, the NBA rights became available and Disney bought those for ABC and ESPN. A year later, Lebron James, the heir to Michael Jordan, hops on board the NBA, joins the NBA, comes straight out of high school to the NBA,” he noted.
Maybe your best. Fascinating to hear you quietly and methodically connect the dots on Disney’s take over of sports journalism.
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“And for the last 20 years, and really starting with the purchase of ESPN in 1996. Disney has gone about the business of feminizing and wokifying sports,” Whitlock asserted during his podcast.
“This isn’t some overnight thing that just happened the last two or three years. This isn’t some Colin Kaepernick-coincidence that they took advantage of. This has been a plot and a strategy for nearly 30 years,” he claimed.
“When Disney got a hold of ESPN, the worldwide leader in sports, the goal was to Disney-fy ESPN and the sports world and to feminize ESPN and the sports world. And that’s what’s gone on the last 25, 26 years,” Whitlock commented.
“The sports world and ESPN have been feminized. And they do it through, their little key catchphrase, diversity, inclusion, and equity. They call it diversity, equity, and inclusion, I call it diversity, inclusion, and equity. ‘Cause it’s D – I – E. It’s the death of men. It’s the assassination of men.” he continued.
“That’s what Disney and ESPN are about. Imposing the matriarchy on the rest of the world and particularly on American culture through sports,” the former ESPN alumni contended.
“I worked at ESPN twice… 2001 or 2 to maybe 2006, 7… I can’t remember. And then 2013 to 2015. So, in the very early stages of ESPN being emasculated and at a time… I didn’t even realize that was what was going on that first trip around and then from 2013 to 2015 when it was like, ‘Whoa!’ I got all the smoke for having the wrong values at ESPN. Heterosexual, Christian, male… no dice,” Whitlock said.
“Those values, if you’re willing to express them, ESPN wants nothing to do with you,” Whitlock bluntly reported before launching into a further explanation of how Disney has ruined ESPN.
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