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mattderienzo fredmogul JenSeniorNY TBH I think the core problem is (coming from a NYer with friends involved with WNYC) is not that the piece was unfair to its subject... but that the way media covers male journalism leaders is often overly positive, calls their negatives positives, and is badly framed.Permalink On twitter.com
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mattderienzo fredmogul JenSeniorNY Like I dunno... I don't think the problem is we need more women throwing chairs like Dean Baquet, but less journalism leaders raging out or getting vindictive in general. I don't think we're really going to Girlboss our way to equality in journalism leadership and...Permalink On twitter.com
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mattderienzo fredmogul JenSeniorNY And the leadership who I've worked with and I respect are great *because* they aren't leading with the sort of bullshit punching-a-wall-means-passion thinking that is all too common at the higher echelons of journalism and media.Permalink On twitter.com
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mattderienzo fredmogul JenSeniorNY I think CJR's article here was good... I think the problem you're seeing is that the same critical lens is not applied to male journalism leaders often enough. But it doesn't help the people who are struggling at WNYC right now so I don't think it justifies not running the piece.On twitter.com
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