At last month’s USA Track & Field Outdoor Championships sprinter itskerrii came into the mixed zone and said, “I’m coming to speak, not on just my behalf, but on all athletes’ behalf, that when you guys do interviews, y’all should [...]
Y’all should understand them, coming from whether they’re winning, whether they’re losing, whatever the case may be, athletes deserve way more respect than when y’all just come and throw cameras into their faces.
I’ll try and keep my response simple. First, if my primary concern was money, I wouldn’t be a journalist. With the exception of a few high profile columnists, this isn’t what you’d call a lucrative profession. Third, it’s not a reporter’s job to celebrate when you’re winning and handhold when you’re losing. Competition is an athlete’s job, and truthful coverage is a journalist’s job.
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