Jemele Hill’s Memoir Sells Only 5,034 Copies
Posted By: ladydawgfan, 12/15/2022 9:45:55 AM
Since its release on October 25, Jemele Hill’s memoir, Uphill, has sold only 5,034 copies. Outkick has the particulars on the former and VERY unpopular SportsCenter host’s latest flameout: Former television host Jemele Hill released her memoir last month titled “Uphill.” The book explores Hill’s self-purported journey in overcoming racism in America and she spent significant time promoting her new work across various networks. The New York Times published more than one fawning review to condone her bravery. Hill told Deadspin she hoped the memoir would propel her to “a best-selling author,” a feat she was confident she’d reach. On top of all those fawning reviews (plural) in the New York Times,
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Safe Haven Baby Boxes founder and CEO Monica Kelsey, Ocala Mayor Kent Guinn, and Ocala Fire Chief Clint Welborn announced news of the surrendered baby during a news conference on Thursday morning and praised the resource for helping to save lives.
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