tbf he seems to have a good sense of humor about it

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I know that doing so almost invariably means you will be fired. I know that's terrifying. But if you're coming to social media to beg for attention then you're getting fired anyway, that's how this industry works unfortunately, so how do you want to go out? With your dignity or without?

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It's not my problem your bosses made you look bad when they let the book editor show her whole ass over trans people, or that they give your coverage headlines like Special Boy Tries Creative New Legislation or Maybe Those ICE Protesters Deserved It. It's your problem. Go fucking solve it!

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On the one hand, it is fair to be upset, if you're an actual journalist or reporter, that your supposedly august publication has come to be viewed by many as The Daily Boot Taster. On the other hand, whining to those people "NUH UH IS NOT" is dodging the issue. Go confront your colleagues.

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it's incredible how the NYT is *sprinting* to do the "see we did cover trump fairly!!" shtick when it's all been tepid well-after-the-fact pieces (an article from april about the decision to go to war in iran isn't reporting, it's a history lesson) that don't imply malfeasance (like the alaska job)

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