Black Users More Likely To Share Social Media Content, Fired Washington Post Columnist Wrote in Performance Self-Evaluation
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Washington Post columnist Karen Attiah’s social media posts after the shooting of Charlie Kirk could harm the journalistic reputation of the Washington Post and “were ill-timed,” but didn’t amount to the “gross misconduct” required by a union contract to justify firing Attiah, who had worked at the …
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Washington Post columnist Karen Attiah’s social media posts after the shooting of Charlie Kirk could harm the journalistic reputation of the Washington Post and “were ill-timed,” but didn’t amount to the “gross misconduct” required by a union contract to justify firing Attiah, who had worked at the …
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