Ex-ESPN personality rants about women, Black people voting: 'Destroyed America'

Jason Whitlock rose to fame with ESPN in the early 2000s and was talented enough as a journalist to earn a second stint at the company, leading the development of its "The Undefeated" site.

ESPN hired Whitlock for that role in 2013, but just two years later it gave him the boot. And for many, he faded away after that.

Whitlock might not be on TV anymore, but he is still out there, hosting his "Fearless" podcast on Blaze Media. "Fearless" airs live on YouTube on weekdays, and Whitlock is creating social media buzz this week for his unhinged rant following Tuesday's Blue Wave, in which Democrats blew out Republicans in the midterm elections.

Whitlock, who is a Black man, railed against women being allowed to vote and even appeared to suggest that Black people should not be allowed to vote as well.

"You white men, you are getting run over," Whitlock said. "You have been too cowardly to put a stop to this. Because trust me, you should have put a stop to it in 1910, in 1920, in 1930, whenever they started talking about … when did women get the right to vote? The 19th amendment. Should've put a stop to it way back then.

"I'm going t...