. >> reporter: jamelle hill is a journalist who ended up facing backlash of her own after a piece she. >> one of the things that i said in the column was, rooting for the celtics is like rooting for hitler, or something along those lines. and immediately drew a complete firestorm. >> reporter: jamelle was mortified and apologized. >> we have to realize that stereotypes play into a larger issue of global racism. and so that's where it's dangerous. we can't be arrogant or presumptuous if you're in a marginalized group. that's when you start disrespecting other people that you have so much more in common with. we are much more powerful together against racism and oppression and white supremacy if we find common ground. >> you are sitting in the conference room where dr. king used to come and do his work. >> wow. >> where the luminaries of the civil rights movement met and debated. >> reporter: it's here at the religious action center that nick chose to host a podcast, taping with a diverse group of jewish americans. >> i've actually heard a jewish person of color say, this is -- when i w

go, jamelle?> look, that conversation he had with rachel lindsay is a perfect encapsulation of why black people are so frustrated. we have literally run out of -- we're tired of having to both both the educator and also the solver and also the victim. so you have rachel lindsay trying to speak from her experience, chris harrison very confidently, proudly and arrogantly shooting down her experience and saying dismissive, flippant things like wr woke culture because you didn't want to be checked. now all of this has come down on him, suddenly he wants to get reflective. much like we've been discussing right now, can you get to that point beforehand? can you just accept what these experiences mean for us and just leave it at that? we don't need a call and response. we just need you to listen. and that was really it. and now my fear is that he's going through this education. i don't know what that means. and maybe in some respects probably coming out of it maybe a little more resentful because he had

help me out here, jamel. >> i think number one, and we see this all the time.umber one, a lot of white people, honestly, it's like, if you're trying to have a productive, constructive conversation about race with somebody black or of color, period, i need to you listen more than i need you to talk. so that to me right there is an indication of your level of seriousness. and understand that it is not our responsibility to teach you anything. i'm not walking you through 400 years of history, i'm not explaining to you everything racial under the sun. that's not my job. you need to be able to put in some work to even enter the conversation. if you're not able to do that, i can't take it all that seriously. this is a frustrating experience commonly for people of color. because when we try to have those conversations, we get told how to feel, what to feel, and we wind up sometimes until we get to a point where i don't care anymore. i'm going to have to hurt your feelings. we wind up trying to do them. which is unfortunately what sheryl underwood, it put her in a bad

jamel hill now, sports journalist and contributing writer for "the atlantic." jamel, thank you you have to send out videos for them to change what was obviously horrible in the first place? the ncaa, this has been going on a long time. >> reporter: yeah. first, thank you, shep, for having me on it didn't just start with this this has been a long standing, consistent -- it didn't just start with this, shep. this has been a long standing, consistent problem when it comes to the lack of equity between men's and women's sports what people need to understand is that this is not a money issue, okay? right now the ncaa women's tournament as well as 24 other sports in the ncaa that are not men's basketball, they have their own separate television contract that is worth over a billion dollars. the women's teams and the other championship sports, it's 500 million. so you mean to tell me they're getting 500 million from espn, so you mean to tell me that $500 million they couldn't give these women adequate training equipment, meals, just normal basic stuff? and this should

through each year there is little doubt that the south china sea will be the next security flashpoint jamelle island dogon al jazeera manila thousands of people have travelled to witness an erupting volcano in iceland the volcanoes just 30 kilometers from the capital reykjavik it started erupting on friday a 1st in this volcanic system for about 900 years people are now allowed to visit the site under some pretty strict guidelines. time now for a reminder of the top stories on iraq polls have closed in israel's 4th election in 2 years with no clear winner in sight prime minister benjamin netanyahu was hoping to capitalize on israel successful coronavirus vaccination campaign to end the country's political gridlock but the initial exit poll suggests his likud party has won between 31 and 33 seats leaving him needing to broker a series of deals to reach the 61 seat majority required. it was president joe biden has responded to a mass shooting in the state of colorado with a call to action for greater gun control police have charged a 21 year old man with 10 counts of murder following the shooti

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through each year there is little doubt that the south china sea will be the next security flashpoint jamelle allen dog an al jazeera. the yemeni military says who see rebels have been launching attacks on its positions in the southwest of the country the army aired this research showing a number of vehicles burning after they were targeted by saudi m.r.c. coalition forces as follows so you arabia's proposal for a nationwide cease far in yemen but who thinks say the proposal doesn't go far enough a massive container ship has blocks the suez canal in both directions it's unclear how evergreens container ship became stuck to a boat spent most of choose day trying to move its tankers carrying russian saudi and american oil and i waiting on both ends of the waterway which connects europe to asia. this is.

month for criticizing the government but police say there were communist rebels who resisted arrest jamelle and dorgan has the story from manila it was the worst day for activists in the philippines in recent years on march 7th a series of operations conducted by state forces resulted in the deaths of 9 activists in several parts of this so their lives on reaching across the aisle in the saloon that the says she was asleep with her husband melvin the sick girl and their children when police force their way into their home melvin sands she says was behind his head it was an act of surrender she says but melvin was still shot several times by what it was they say you have weapons we don't even have money for food we are dependent aid after our house was there were stated by 8 a fool unless the same for the stripped us of our humanity and our dignity have you no heart no conscience you kill us like animals because we join release markley because there was a friend and colleague of melvin was also killed he lived across the street people here tell us it was around 4 30 in the morning when they

expected they say specially when those who are mandated to administer justice are themselves killed jamelle dogon al-jazeera manila lawyers for russian opposition figure alexina valley say that he's been moved from prison to an unknown location the valley was preparing to travel to a penal colony to serve a 2 year prison sentence he was found guilty of parole violations linked to an embezzlement case last month but the kremlin critics lawyers say they went to visit him only to find that he'd been shifted from the prison. the u.s. and other western countries are calling for egypt the prosecution of activists journalists political opponents the joint statement made at the u.n. calls for those held at the counter terrorism laws to be unconditionally released cairo's foreign ministry responded to the statement expressing great surprise and disapproval egypt has been a close ally of the u.s. but president joe biden has vowed to speak out against human rights violations. and the human rights organization in colombia outraged by reports that up to 12 children might have been killed in an army bomb

decision not to apply sanctions on saudi crown prince mohammed salman for the killing of journalist jamelle soji it reiterated that it is seeking to recalibrate does not rupture the relationship between washington and. the united nations secretary general says he is disappointed by the outcome of a global donor conference for yemen roughly $1700000000.00 u.s. dollars was raised that's less than half of the $3850000000.00 the u.n. was asking for. u.s. president has held virtual talks with his mexican counterpart immigration trade in the creative arts and become the agenda and has been well lopez obrador told joe biden that both nations are safer and stronger to get. former french president nicolas sarkozy has been found guilty of corruption he's been sentenced to 3 years in jail although 2 years were suspended if the conviction is upheld on appeal he may serve his sentence under house arrest but as the tash but reports from paris it's made a political comeback unlikely. nicolas sarkozy arrived at caught in paris for the verdict in his trial a judge found the former french president guilty of

through each year there is little doubt that the south china sea will be the next security flashpoint jamelle island dogon al jazeera manila thousands of people have traveled to witness an erupting volcano in iceland the volcanoes just 30 kilometers from the capital reykjavik it started erupting on friday a 1st in this volcanic system for about 900 years people are now allowed to visit the site under some pretty strict guidelines. time now for a reminder of the top stories on iraq polls have closed in israel's 4th election in 2 years with no clear winner in sight prime minister benjamin netanyahu was hoping to capitalize on israel so.

expected they say specially when those who are mandated to administer justice are themselves killed jamelle dogon al jazeera manila. clare this is al-jazeera these are the headlines officials a northwest nigeria say 30 students remain unaccounted for after an identified gunman stormed a college overnight and took dozens of people hostage the army says 180 students were rescued in the early hours of friday abductions for ransom are becoming more frequent in that area just last month 279 people were abducted in zamfara state fidelis in bar has this update from a pitcher. government. investigating to find out in circumstances the alleged to be abduction of. witnesses that will be going to. school the only 2 with them you know students. which is actually were in signal last. just. days ago and there would be a release now. president joe biden says the u.s. vaccination campaign is on target and as ordered states to ensure all adults are eligible by may fast by morons that the fight against crime in 1000 though is still far from over and urged americans to remain vigilant when i came into office

expected they say specially when those who are mandated to administer justice are themselves killed jamelle dogon al-jazeera manila. our u.s. judges reinstated a 3rd degree murder charge against the former policeman accused of killing george floyd that's in addition to 2nd degree murder and manslaughter charges legal experts say it's going to offer the jury an additional option for a conviction the transition start in the minneapolis court later this month thanks sean is accused of killing george floyd by kneeling on his neck for nearly 9 minutes floyd's death sponsored global protests calling for racial justice and an end to police brutality. people in chile will head to the polls next month in the historic election they're going to be choosing delegates for congress writing a new constitution but while there's fierce social pressure to elect a large number of independent candidates they're competing on an uneven playing field from point a let's see in the reports i think it means constitutional congress candidate comedian organizes her husband her toddler and a group of supporters as they

expected they say specially when those who are mandated to administer justice are themselves killed jamelle in dog an al-jazeera manila. tributes are being paid to south africa's zulu king has died at the age of 72 this is the nation says a good will as well if any had been in hospital for weeks to treat diabetes when his health took a turn for the worst to me jamila has more from johannesburg. the king goebbels in a t.v. had been ill for more than a month admitted to hospital for treatment related to diabetes so south africans have known for some weeks that he has been ill but i think he's passing has been met with shock and mourning from many south africans the zulu nation specifically there are at least 11000000 zulus in south africa many of them in cause to natal and we also heard from the former deputy president in south africa who spoke about the point of pride that the king had in the hearts of many south africans and what he represented in terms of the unity created amongst many people specifically impossible to tell but also particularly within the a party to during the apartheid r

expected they say specially when those who are mandated to administer justice are themselves killed jamelle in dogon al-jazeera manila. still ahead here on al-jazeera south africa's elu king the most influential traditional ruler goodwills with a feeling dies at the age of 72 ship breakers working in unsafe conditions in bangladesh when the right to sue british owners for deaths or injuries and its owners even after the 2nd day's racing sailings america's cup joe will have that story in sport straight after the break. yet more very active weather is on its way through turkey significant snow is likely now by john in northern parts of iran and down the mountains for the west all part of a system which as the un winds tends to produce a strong wind out of iraq through kuwait and then towards qatar for example with this indication of the potential dust or sandstorm on the forward edge head of it doha is very warm this is today's weather 37 degrees to off the record well above the average hot and dusty then the wind changed to a northerly we got the shamar for a couple days temperatures really

she is a contributing writer for "the atlantic" and the "jamel hill is unbothered" podcast. people in the sports world reacting overall to smith's plea for lebron james to go public with his vaccination plans? >> well, i mean, i think certainly a lot of people understand why stephen a. smith, my former colleague would say that, because he is right, the rate in which the pandemic has affected the african-american community has been staggering. and so there's certainly been a push from our health officials that people in a prominent position should make it known that they plan to get vaccinated. for the record, i plan to get vaccinated. so, i understand where stephen ah is coming from, but on the other side of it i think we need to allow lebron james a little bit of grace and privacy. lebron has been there on the front lines for virtually every issue or a number of issues that impact our community. and i understand why people would want to pull him into this one. but he's right, this is a personal, private decision. this is concerning his health. i know that when people are ce

expected they say specially when those who are mandated to administer justice are themselves killed jamelle in dogon al-jazeera manila. a u.k. court has ruled that ship break has in south asia can sue british ship owners over deaths and injuries suffered on the job hundreds of vessels are demolished by ship breakers in bangladesh india and pakistan every year the landmark ruling says the british shipping companies all a legal duty of care of the breaking down of these 300000 tons of ships is mostly done by hand thousands of workers work in dangerous situations and intense heat cutting and carrying away salvageable pieces of metal hundreds of people mostly with no contracts die or are injured every year in accidents and explosions it's led to heavy pollution as well littering the coast saw the coal struggle with oils asbestos and dangerous chemicals shipping companies have been able to avoid responsibility by quickly changing ownership of vessels and using tax havens and middlemen early i spoke to mohammed ali shaheed who's a spokesman for young people in social action which is a nonprofit o