Los Angeles Times apologizes for history of racism

[playahaitian]

Los Angeles Times apologizes for history of racism
As the country grapples with the role of systemic racism, The
@latimes
has committed to examining its past. A new project looks at our treatment of people of color — outside and inside the newsroom — throughout our nearly 139-year history.

https://twitter.com/i/events/1310230232582955008

 

[donwuan]

 

[Dark19]

Yeah After You Made Untold Billions....When You Planning to Kick Some of That Back Down to Black People in Los Angeles ......#fuck empty symbolism

 

[LordSinister]

About time. The need to beg forgiveness for Robert Hillbourne and them bullshit music reviews.

 

[Mrfreddygoodbud]

sheeet all of media played a role.... but the ultimate WORST

was right there in FUCKIN HOLLYWOOD...

hollywood literally helped cac rewrite history...

got muthafuckas thinkin native americans were

the same caucasions that were stealing the land......

got folks thinkin thugs like jesse james and billy the kid were heros,

when they were just cacs robbing BLACK OWNED BANKS....

we have ZERO idea what true al moroc ahem I mean American history is...

 

[Coldchi]

im not about to applaud them mufuckas for spending decades of fueling the fire and helping ignite and spread white supremacist agenda and propaganda.
oh so we supposed to just forgive and forget what you have helped create? No.....fuck you LA Times.

 

[rebel]

pay out some reparations then, invest in communities, free advertising for black businesses more than an apology is needed to correct the damage made

 

[peterlongshort]

They are low key cancelling black people. The are trying to hit the reset button with zero tangibles. This is an unequal exchange.

 

[peterlongshort]

im not about to applaud them mufuckas for spending decades of fueling the fire and helping ignite and spread white supremacist agenda and propaganda.
oh so we supposed to just forgive and forget what you have helped create? No.....fuck you LA Times.

Amen brutha.

 

[peterlongshort]

What if they had a tenured Op-Ed position with a black man as the writer? Give Tariq Nasheed a protected space to say whatever the fuck he wants and ya'll publish it.