Consultant loses title following online clash with feminist writer
McKinsey has removed a partner from his director position following a contentious exchange on LinkedIn with feminist author Julia Carreon, where he implied that women in leadership roles often adopt a victim mentality when companies face difficulties. This decision was taken concerning Chris Bradley’s role at the McKinsey Global Institute after the heated debate, which […]
Sophie Cunningham Reacts to Sports Writer Suggesting Fever Should Trade Her Due to Trans Comments: ‘Suck It’
Cunningham Responds to Criticism from Athletic Column WNBA guard Sophie Cunningham reacted strongly to an Athletic column suggesting that the Indiana Fever should part ways with her during the offseason. In a podcast, she simply said, “Suck it.” Cunningham, an unrestricted free agent who averaged less than eight points off the bench this season, was […]
Atlantic writer complains to Bill Maher that LGBT extremism is harming support for same-sex marriage
Support for same-sex “marriage” seems to be decreasing, which is causing some concern among liberal circles. James Kirchick, a gay liberal and contributor to the Atlantic, discussed on “Real Time with Bill Maher” that this decline in popularity might stem from years of what he termed “LGBT extremism.” ‘I think, honestly, the trend of gay […]
Progressive NYT writer sent daughter as a ‘sacrifice’ to a risky NYC school known as ‘Little Rikers Island’
A troubled public school in the city, where prominent New York Times writer Nikole Hannah-Jones enrolled her daughter as a “sacrifice,” has a reputation among parents for its unsafe conditions, earning it the nickname “Little Riker’s Island.” PS 307 in Brooklyn has been described as lagging significantly behind in academics, with serious safety issues, including […]
Writer Nikole Hannah-Jones enrolled her daughter in struggling schools as a ‘sacrifice’ — and it didn’t work out.
Controversy Surrounds 1619 Project Creator’s Education Choices The author of the New York Times’ contentious 1619 Project purposefully enrolled her daughter in underperforming public schools in New York City, viewing it as a “sacrifice” to aid in reforming the local education system. However, her daughter is now extremely frustrated and lagging academically compared to peers […]
Vanity Fair Fires Writer for Smirking at Lindsay Clancy Trial
Vanity Fair Fires Journalist Over Controversial Behavior in Court Vanity Fair has let go of a journalist, Brittany Romano, after a video of her surfaced online showing her smiling and winking during the trial of Lindsay Clancy. On Monday, Romano received significant attention as millions watched a live feed in which she appeared cheerful at […]
Writer Ross Barkan is let go from New York Mag for 67 counts of plagiarizing other authors.
New York Magazine has let go of Ross Barkan, a political writer known for his support of Mayor Zoran Mamdani, due to numerous instances of plagiarism—67 to be exact. Before his tenure as mayor, Mamdani was Barkan’s campaign manager during an unsuccessful bid for the state Senate, a detail I’ve noted before on Substack and […]
Writer who shared strong opinion on Caitlin Clark criticizes Heritage Foundation
USA Today columnist Nancy Armor has recently accused the Heritage Foundation of targeting Title IX, following criticism aimed at her controversial column about Caitlin Clark. In her remarks, Armor referenced a report from the Heritage Foundation entitled “Title IX’s failed experiment: Why gender accommodation trumps engineering equality.” This report challenges contemporary applications of the 1972 […]
Caitlin Clark allegedly endangers the lives of black lesbians, according to a writer who references the Emmett Till lynching.
Controversial Column Claims WNBA Player’s Actions Risk Threat to Black Athletes A recent opinion piece in USA Today has sparked outrage by implying that a white WNBA player, Caitlin Clark, put a gay Black woman in danger of lynching after calling a foul in a game. This column has been criticized for insinuating that demanding […]
Caitlin Clark risks the safety of Black and queer WNBA players by flopping, says a USA Today writer.
USA Today columnist Nancy Armor is urging Caitlin Clark to stop attributing her mistakes to external factors, including WNBA officials. There’s a mix of opinions on this, with some arguing that Clark’s frustrations are understandable due to the rough treatment she has faced and the inconsistencies in officiating. Regardless, Armor feels justified in critiquing Clark’s […]