"Younger BIPOC female reporters experience significantly more vitriol than their white male journalist counterparts do." Huh?I'm not younger BIPOC female?!The only unpleasant experience I had at the protest was from a masked Karen who rudely accosted me invading my personal space
https://twitter.com/CTVNews/status/1495696980324007940
On the day Trudeau invoked emergency powers, a masked Karen aggressively accosted me last week outside the Chateau, invading my personal space, and asked me if I was the one who dissed Ottawa. She was more worried about her city being dissed than Trudeau's emergency powers.
This really was the most unpleasant part of the protest for me. I could have come home and made a song and dance about it on Twitter but chose not to till I saw this story about how younger BIPOC female reporters are most at risk. LMAO.
https://twitter.com/rupasubramanya/status/1495774069568020493?s=20&t=iajWDZKIZNR0ohGrYb4QEA
Coming up to the anniversary (😬) of a story I worked on which ran on the front page of the WSJ about men who frequently harass, intimidate and assault Indian women taking the train especially at night.Never been more scared in my life getting this story. wsj.com/articles/SB100…
Hey @ezralevant pretty sure you had a young Black Canadian female reporter in Ottawa reporting on the protests. Was she harassed and intimidated in any way by the protestors?
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