Lisa Guerrero

@lisaguerrero.bsky.social

Award Winning Investigative Journalist. Podcast: Lisa Guerrero UNLEASHED on YouTube Immigrant’s Daughter. Mosaic Artist. Actor. Proud Latina. Author of WARRIOR: MY PATH TO BEING BRAVE. Inspirational Speaker & Host. https://www.lisaguerrero.com/

Actually, it’s a story about how INDEPENDENT journalism has the ability to hold power and money to account, and sometimes they do. “Reporters” who work for legacy media and are “broadcast partners” with sports leagues are NOT investigating or truly reporting. They are promoting. Huge difference. 

Philip Bump@pbump.com · 2d ago

The NBA-Clippers story is a story about two things working better than recent years have led us to expect: the ability of journalism to hold power and money to account and the willingness of an institution to do the same. It also serves as a reminder that those two things should be linked.

As we elders, our daughters, and our granddaughters continue the fight for power, equality, and respect, we hold you in our hearts with love and gratitude. Rest in peace and power, Gloria Steinem. 🤍

Gloria Steinem, Personification of the Women’s Movement, Dies at 92 (Gift Article)

She challenged sexist assumptions, helping women develop a sense of self-worth and gain a measure of equality at work, at home and in society at large.

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This iconic 1971 photo of Gloria Steinem and Dorothy Pitman Hughes has always said so much without saying a word. Two women. Two raised fists. One shared fight for equality. Dorothy passed in 2022. Now Gloria is gone too. Two giants who helped change America. Rest in power, Gloria. ✊🏼✊🏾

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Garcia: We are going to hold the Postmaster General and anyone at USPS, particularly those that are at the management level, that are implementing this, accountable for what we view as an illegal action by USPS.

For those who forgot your NBA history, a reminder that the last Clippers owner, Donald Sterling, received a lifetime ban from the NBA because of a scandal uncovered by TMZ. And I was the reporter who, during a live press conference with Adam Silver, called Sterling a “racist slumlord”. #Journalism

Molly Morrison@mollyhannahm.bsky.social · 3d ago

the fact that the NBA was forced to investigate and punish its richest owner because of a scandal uncovered by an investigative journalist… shoutout to pablo torre! journalism is so important!!!

MLB owners say they need a salary cap, which will hold payrolls down, leaving more money for them. A team about to finish under .500 for the 11th consecutive season and that hasn’t won a postseason game since 2009 is going to be sold for $4B. Nobody cries poverty like ultra-rich white men.

That season on MNF, I remember the trauma of being bullied and harassed by both media & my producer. I knew I was going to be fired and believed at the time that I would never get another job. I was just trying to get through every game with grace & as professionally as possible while dying inside.

David@prodrivertools.com · 4d ago

@lisaguerrero.bsky.social I stumbled across this picture of you and couldn't help but wonder what you were thinking about at that moment. You have such a far away look about you. Maybe contemplating how to obtain world peace?

Hill I'll die on: Caitlin Clark isn't a generational talent. She's one of the first in what appears to be a long line of incredibly talented players coming out of the NCAA. These players are the results of years of putting resources into girls sports. They will only get better. #WNBA

Hey Basketball Network and Jonas Panerio: If you’re going to publish an entire story using multiple quotes from John Salley taken directly from my podcast, LISA GUERRERO UNLEASHED, please credit me. It’s called journalism and it’s the right thing to do.  www.basketballnetwork.net/off-the-cour...

"They don't cry like they do in the NBA" - John Salley says he'd rather watch WNBA than NBA

Salley believes the WNBA delivers a tougher, more enjoyable brand of basketball.

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