resistance with her anti-trumps point of view. the head of disney which owns espn stood up for jemele hill, but in the wake of that controversy, everyone at espn is reminded booty social media policy, you can t put out careless tweets that might make your company look bad or put it in a tough position. that s true of all companies not just espn. this is only because this is a second violation of the social media policy. doesn t she, meshel ichelle , doesn t she get paid to be a strong woman and express strong opinions? she s.t.a.r.t.ed out as a writer and columnist and she has a very strong opinion. she has a very sharp point of view and i think her point of view is necessary and she s one of the sharpest and smartest sportscasters in the game today, and i think this all started, too, i just want to put into context when a twitter user asked her well, okay, if i want to do something and i don t