WebMar 1, 2012 · A headline at ESPN read, “Chink in the Armor.” “Chink” is a term used to denigrate the Chinese and Asians more generally. Le observes astutely that the word likely wasn’t meant as a slur, but instead a pun. … WebFeb 21, 2012 · The ESPN editor fired Sunday for using “chink in the armor” in a headline about Knicks phenom Jeremy Lin said the racial slur never crossed his mind—and he was devastated when he realized his mistake. “This had nothing to do with me being cute or punny,” Anthony Federico told the Daily News. “I’m so sorry that I offended people.
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WebFeb 18, 2012 · The statement reads in full: “Last night, ESPN.com’s mobile web site posted an offensive headline referencing Jeremy Lin at 2:30 am ET. The headline was removed at 3:05 am ET. We are ... WebFeb 18, 2012 · Did ESPN Cross the Foul Line Into Racism? A Jeremy Lin highlight reel, with a new hip-hop song as the soundtrack. HONG KONG — There has been an angry and growing reaction to the use of the phrase “chink in the armor’’ on ESPN — once on air, then again on the network’s mobile Web site — in connection with New York Knicks … WebFeb 20, 2012 · “Chink in the Armor” was up for 35 minutes, seen by many, and by 8 am Saturday morning, it was a firestorm. ESPN quickly apologized, then c anned Federic o (and suspended TV anchor Max Bretos ... list lattice finite order small