Journalist Jemele Hill is one of Caitlin Clark's biggest haters, but following the recent news of Clark's stalking arrest, she's clearly starting to regret that decision and has posted her past comments about the WNBA star on social media. I deleted everything from.
But the internet never forgets.
“I don't like to play in the Oppression Olympics, but did CC have to delete her social media accounts? No, but her teammate Aliyah Boston did. She took a few hard shots herself, had some silly conversations and argued with the officials, but certainly every time she's subjected to physical play, hard fouls and trash talk, the opposing players are completely demonized. wrote Hill in a now-deleted article. Post to X.
“She is not constantly subjected to racial slurs, and no matter how much hate she experiences, she is not told to stand firm or that her feelings don’t matter. It's not exposed and people don't try to justify the hatred towards her. That's the difference,” Hill continued.
Hill tried to delete the tweet after Michael Lewis, 55, was charged with stalking Clark. Prosecutors allege he engaged in “conduct that would frighten a reasonable person, including repeated or sustained harassment of Caitlin Clark.”
Lewis allegedly sent Clark vulgar and sexually graphic messages on social media platform X.
'Fearless' Jason Whitlock and Steve Kim say they're grateful Clark's stalker will have his day in court, but like the internet, they've forgotten about the attack tweets Hill made against Clark. Not there.
“Jemele Hill has been arrested,” Whitlock says happily. “She was exposed again.”
“Miss Hill writes that she will not compete in the Victim Olympics. Are you kidding me? She has won more gold medals than Carl Lewis or Michael Phelps. She is one of them It’s the best ever,” Kim laughs.
“Mr. Hill, I don't understand why people delete their tweets. Don't they realize? I've experienced this too, but basically everyone can't understand what you said. They'll screenshot it and save it in that folder. They'll keep it in their draft forever. They'll holster it like Wyatt Earp.
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