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Toward a Radical Sport Journalism

An Interview With Dave Zirin

C. Richard King

Washington State University

This interview opens two dialogues with sport journalist Dave Zirin. On one hand, it poses questions to Zirin about his work, its evolution, and its significance. On the other hand, it places his responses in conversation with his writing and initiatives to foster a deeper understanding. Together, these dialogues not only introduce readers to an emerging public intellectual whose work promises to change sport and sport journalism but also highlight the key themes animating his imagination—especially activism, social justice, cultural justice, racism, and sexism.

Key Words: activism • athletes • social justice • sport journalism • sport and politics

Journal of Sport & Social Issues, Vol. 32, No. 4, 333-344 (2008)
DOI: 10.1177/0193723508323716
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