Jerry Izenberg, a renowned sportswriter who has covered 53 Super Bowls, experienced police brutality firsthand during the 1968 Democratic Convention, an incident that marked his career.
Izenberg recalls, 'I didn't know it was going to be like this.' His insightful perspective on political events showcases how sportswriters can pivot to cover significant news stories.
Even at 93, Izenberg remains active, humorously asserting, 'I'm old, not dead,' as he reflects on his lasting influence in sports journalism.
The archived columns of Izenberg about the '68 convention illustrate the unique lens of a sportswriter addressing social and political upheaval, highlighting their versatility.
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