10 questions for Howard Bryant and Jemele Hill
- What types of challenges did you face reporting
on race in Boston – which has a stigma of being unkind to minority athletes?
- How did working as a beat writer help prepare
you for a role as a columnist?
- What were some of the things you did to find
your own voice?
- You wrote two books within a fairly brief span –
are you planning on writing another one?
- Plenty of students my age are told to build our
own brand. Do you believe in that? And if so, how does one find their voice in
a mature, responsible manner?
Jemele
- When did you know you wanted to do this for a
career, and what were the challenges of working in a male-dominated field?
- Did you feel like you were ever disadvantaged
because of that?
- Do you have a preference between TV or writing,
and why?
- Did you think what happened in 2008-2009 would
blow up like it did? How did it change you?
- Did you feel a responsibility to be a leading
voice on ESPN after the Ray Rice incident?
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