Throughout her meteoric rise in the sports media space, the ESPN analyst has, more than once, become the story.

ESPN's Malika Andrews got candid about criticism she's received about a perceived racial bias in her reporting. Andrews, 29, appeared on NBA star DeMar DeRozan's mental health conversation series, Dinners With DeMar,

Throughout her tenure with ESPN, Andrews has made some interesting criticisms of Black athletes and their off-the-court issues. One of the first was her on-air argument with Stephen A. Smith about Houston Rockets head coach Ime Udoka having an extramarital affair with a team staffer while he worked for the Boston Celtics.

The NBA Today host has received backlash for what fans see as a slight toward Black athletes and bringing up their legal woes or past transgressions in general.

ESPN host Malika Andrews has become a force to be reckoned with over the past few years, but that doesn't mean it's been smooth sailing. Andrews worked for the Chicago Tribune before joining ESPN in October 2018.

On the newest episode of Dinners With Demar, ESPN anchor Malika Andrews called out the ongoing claims that say she discriminately covers stories against Black men. After accusations went around… The post Malika Andrews Denies Accusations of Targeting Black Men appeared first on Where Is The Buzz | Breaking News,

Malika Andrews shares the rumors she has a bias when reporting on Black athletes compared to their white peers.

That’s been the hardest thing for me sometimes, stomaching the falsehoods, particularly this [idea of], ‘You hate Black men,’ that couldn’t be further from the truth,” Andrews said. “And using my family or the way that my family looks as some sort of evidence of that.