As
a once proud contributor to the Philadelphia Inquirer for more than 19 years, it saddens me to see this once great newspaper sink lower and lower.
Ralph Cipriano (seen in the below photo), a former Inquirer reporter, offers a piece at BigTrial.net on how the progressive and biased newspaper is going even further leftward.
The social justice warriors at The Philadelphia Inquirer have decided that before they can remake society, they must first remake the newsroom.
So for the last month, some 30 newsroom managers have been working out a plan to dismantle "the systemic racism in our coverage and newsroom culture."
To embrace higher levels of "wokeness," the Inky's newsroom managers, who see systemic racism lurking around every corner, have decided to involve more diverse voices from the staff to help them make "long-term decisions on core questions of coverage, culture and editorial policy."
Yes, the Inky brain trust has decided, a committee approach is what's needed to make the P.C. Paper of Record even more P.C. How are they going to do that? By "creating a process for flagging sensitive content" as well as a "safe environment for staff to question and stress test our work."
You can read the rest of the piece via the below link:
https://www.bigtrial.net/2020/07/woke-inky-on-pc-crusade-to-dismantle.html#more
Ralph Cipriano (seen in the below photo), a former Inquirer reporter, offers a piece at BigTrial.net on how the progressive and biased newspaper is going even further leftward.
The social justice warriors at The Philadelphia Inquirer have decided that before they can remake society, they must first remake the newsroom.
So for the last month, some 30 newsroom managers have been working out a plan to dismantle "the systemic racism in our coverage and newsroom culture."
To embrace higher levels of "wokeness," the Inky's newsroom managers, who see systemic racism lurking around every corner, have decided to involve more diverse voices from the staff to help them make "long-term decisions on core questions of coverage, culture and editorial policy."
Yes, the Inky brain trust has decided, a committee approach is what's needed to make the P.C. Paper of Record even more P.C. How are they going to do that? By "creating a process for flagging sensitive content" as well as a "safe environment for staff to question and stress test our work."
You can read the rest of the piece via the below link:
https://www.bigtrial.net/2020/07/woke-inky-on-pc-crusade-to-dismantle.html#more
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