If your pro-critical race theory piece is published in the New York Times, you're writing to an audience who already agrees with you. You're convincing no one.
Kind of think this point is getting overlooked.
"We need to write a conjoined piece about why banning Critical Race Theory in Kindergarten is bad. Who should we pitch it to?"
"I know, the paper of the 1619 Project!"
Beyond the many other flaws to this whole episode that others have pointed out better, this one feels overlooked.
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Clearly he's in a harmful environment and abusive professional relationship. He needs to get far away from these people, this team and this city. Nothing cleats the head like quiet fresh mountain air, a mile high above all the noise.
Did he think she was going to allow an open debate and dialogue on this? No her point was to invite him and shout him down in which case she succeeded.
The correct stance with Joy Reid is no I'm not coming on your show until you reveal the FBI investigation results into your blog with homophobic posts you claim was hacked.
Anything else is a waste of time. But okay I guess you made her mad or something.