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ESPN suspends Jemele Hill for 2 weeks for 'second violation' of company's social media policyESPN suspended Jemele Hill for two weeks after the popular 'SportsCenter' anchor violated the company's social media policy for a second time, the network announced on Monday.
The suspension comes less than a month after Hill apologized for "letting down" her co-workers after a controversial Twitter rant in which she called Donald Trump "a white supremacist.
"Donald Trump is a white supremacist who has largely surrounded himself w/ other white supremacists. - Jemele Hill (@jemelehill)
At the time, the network said that those comments were did "not represent" ESPN and Hill recognized her actions were