If you don't know, Sarah Jeong has been employed by the New York Times. Perhaps she's that talented, perhaps she's earned it, that could be entirely true. That isn't the issue. The issue is that she is racist, particularly against white people. If you subscribe to the "new" definition of racism, she meets it. She is clearly prejuidiced and has power in that she is employed in the media field.
Here are some of her tweets:
Why does it matter? What's the big deal?
She claims she is "counter trolling". I will give her there is a small percentage of white people that are hostile to other racists. They tend to be in the minority. They are also powerless in their lives but put them behind a keyboard, and they become GIANTS of power, trolling everything in site. It could be sexism, misogeny, racism, you name it, they'll troll. Believe it or not, I have no issues with this sort of behavior being responded to with exposing them and if it impacts their "real life" (ie job loss), I'm okay with that since life is hard enough without being trolled.
This is who is responsible for bringing you the news. This is who lets you know if you'll be safe in a city or an area in your town. Would she report on the knock out game? Nope, not a chance. She will however report on anything about the white race. She is probably good friends with Chyna Fox and Cynthia G, but that's a story for another day.
What can you do?
Let the New York Times know you don't appreciate their choice of staff. She is not ethical nor unbiased. In fact she is openly hostile to people who do not share her racial make up. If more people would speak up, public opinion would matter. Boycotts and demonstrations do not really work but the bottom line for any company can and does matter. If you subscribe, cancel it and tell them why. Don't visit their site (if you can't go cold turkey, you can read reviews and watch videos about it online without generating ad revenue for them directly).
You can let the New York Times know what you think by writing an op ed piece. Learn more here:
https://help.nytimes.com/hc/en-us/articles/115014925288-How-to-Submit-a-Letter-to-the-Editor
That's all for now, but more will be coming!
Here are some of her tweets:
Why does it matter? What's the big deal?
She claims she is "counter trolling". I will give her there is a small percentage of white people that are hostile to other racists. They tend to be in the minority. They are also powerless in their lives but put them behind a keyboard, and they become GIANTS of power, trolling everything in site. It could be sexism, misogeny, racism, you name it, they'll troll. Believe it or not, I have no issues with this sort of behavior being responded to with exposing them and if it impacts their "real life" (ie job loss), I'm okay with that since life is hard enough without being trolled.
This is who is responsible for bringing you the news. This is who lets you know if you'll be safe in a city or an area in your town. Would she report on the knock out game? Nope, not a chance. She will however report on anything about the white race. She is probably good friends with Chyna Fox and Cynthia G, but that's a story for another day.
What can you do?
Let the New York Times know you don't appreciate their choice of staff. She is not ethical nor unbiased. In fact she is openly hostile to people who do not share her racial make up. If more people would speak up, public opinion would matter. Boycotts and demonstrations do not really work but the bottom line for any company can and does matter. If you subscribe, cancel it and tell them why. Don't visit their site (if you can't go cold turkey, you can read reviews and watch videos about it online without generating ad revenue for them directly).
You can let the New York Times know what you think by writing an op ed piece. Learn more here:
https://help.nytimes.com/hc/en-us/articles/115014925288-How-to-Submit-a-Letter-to-the-Editor
That's all for now, but more will be coming!
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