- Sage Steele, former ESPN host, has slammed Reverend Al Sharpton for his response to Claudine Gay’s resignation from Harvard University
- Steele said she doesn’t have much sympathy for Gay and that her character is ‘so much more concerning’
- Gay, 53, stepped down from her presidential position on Tuesday in a bitter letter to colleagues and students
EMMA RICHTER FROM DAILYMAIL
Former ESPN host Sage Steele has slammed Reverend Al Sharpton and said ‘I just wish he would go away’ after he claimed that Claudine Gay’s resignation from Harvard was ‘an attack on all black women.’
Steele joined Fox News host Jesse Watters on Wednesday night as they discussed the issue of race after Gay announced her departure on Tuesday in a bitter letter to colleagues and students.
Following her resignation, Sharpton announced on social media that he and the National Action Network planned to protest outside hedge fund manager Bill Ackman‘s New York office on Thursday.
