Quotes About Jason Whitlock

I wanted to leave ESPN when control of 'The Undefeated' was taken from me.

There is a business built around racial grievance. And that business is booming at such a level that white people are like hey, I'm going to adopt a whole new identity so I can benefit from being Baby Al Sharpton, Baby Jesse Jackson, and in academia, this has been embraced and she has been able to pull off this scam.

False equivalency is the lifeblood of American public debate.

Have I been an entertainer, a provocateur and a humorist? Absolutely.

Our conversations on 'The Herd' are irreverent, insightful and original. That's a great combination.

I worked in Ann Arbor for two years, covering Michigan football and basketball in the early 1990s.

I don't do stand-up anymore. There are no rules in stand-up comedy. Journalists follow plenty of rules.