we, within the leadership of @nabjlaofficial, have been working on the current situation unfolding between @cerisecastle & @kcrw for days.

cerise’s accounts here on Twitter and on @thelapod are representative of racism at kcrw and more broadly at most media organizations. 1\11 part of the complication of this is that i, too, am employed by @kcrw as a fill-in host – i've hosted five weeks (across two and a half years), of 'greater la' when the show’s host has been on vacation. and i’m also the incoming president of @nabjlaofficial. 2\11

WHAT.

THE.

2020.

FUCK.

IS THIS?

https://twitter.com/kanyewest/status/1279575273365594112

tellin you right now, i don’t have it in me for kanye to (actually) run for president. nope.

the idea of having to critique his policy, analyze coverage whatever fuckery he’s saying this week. real discussion of kim kardashian becoming first lady.

i’m out. i’m out. no, i’m out.

I remember moving cross-country and starting my first day on a job – within three weeks of learning the job even existed. I was one of three hosts on a local show.

We immediately started meetings, plotting segments. [Thread] #Everyday That first week I, along with one of the co-hosts and my boss (two blonde white women), walked down a hall to our desks. My boss, call her Beth, turned to her right, saying to the co-host, “I knew I wanted the blonde with the sassy attitude!” affirming her.

Sanders supporters, I'm not trying to fight with you, I'm seeking some understanding: I hear many of you saying one version or anoyher of “the establishment is pushing Bernie out.” When you say that, who specifically do you mean? I ask because if it’s voters voting but not choosing Bernie, that’s literally how the process works.

If it’s other candidates (via endorsements of Biden) that doesn’t translate to pushing out Bernie, because only voters can do that. It's dems choosing a dem in a dem's primary.