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• Interview with ESPN Senior Writer, Chris Broussard Part I

  Published: August 22, 2007, 5:20 am

  Tags: Nabj, Billy Hunter, Chris Broussard, Game Of Shadows, David Aldridge, Michael Holley, Le Bron James, Michael Tillery, William C Rhoden, Forty Million Dollar Slaves, Espn, Michael Wilbon, New York Times, Kevin Garnett, Chauncey Billups, Stephen Smith, Freedom Fighter, Nba

  TSF. I got a chance to meet Chris Broussard at the NABJ conference right after another buddy of mine Brian Cook (nominated for an award for a feature he did on Buck O’Neil) and I were talking about the blog panel I moderated. He was part of a susequent panel discussing the Black athlete along with Jemele Hill, Neil Scarborough, Justice B.

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• Chris Broussard Interview Part II

  Published: August 23, 2007, 1:48 pm

  Tags: Mark Jackson, Doc Rivers, Julius Erving, David Aldridge, Rod Carew, Ralph Wiley, Sonia Sanchez, Lynn Swann, Lz Granderson, Chris Broussard, Mike Brown, Sean Williams, Nenad Krstic, Eddie Griffin, Grant Hill, Slam Magazine, Greg Oden, Carl Lewis, Jamaal Magloire, Tim Donaghy

  part II of Chris Broussard’s interview, he and I discuss the NBA at length. We range from the state of the league compared with the scrutiny other sports receive, preseason predictions to whom he would like to see coach next in the NBA. We also touch on Chris juggling his multi-faceted ESPN career with the fortunate responsibilities of

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• Five Questions To Take Advantage of a Black Sense of Urgency

  Published: January 29, 2008, 10:52 am

  Tags: Blogroll, Alan Gray, Alex Reed, Athlebrities, Bill Russell, Bill Walton, Black Mystory, Chris Broussard, Chris Webber, Congresswoman Diane Watson, Dan Lebatard, Dave Zirin, Delinda Lombardo, Diallo Tyson, Dick Gregory, Golfweek, Jemele Hill, Jesse Jackson, Kelly Tilghman

  I sent out five questions to folks (writers, bloggers an athlete or two) of all races–including The Starting Five collective–and I received 21 responses. To those who didn’t get an email I apologize, but please comment. Many respectfully declined and others simply ignored my request. I have to say maybe some didn’t

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