Re:Apology critics who want to teach you how to say you’re s...
by enriquto on Tuesday February 09, 2021 @05:58AM
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It's not a good apology. It's a sad surrendering of one's dignity to appease an angry mob.
Re:Apology critics who want to teach you how to say you’re s...
by seoulbran on Tuesday February 09, 2021 @06:28AM
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Exactly. Keep up the good fight. The well-intentioned like yosamino are blindly walking off the cliff.
Re:Apology critics who want to teach you how to say you’re s...
by yosamino on Tuesday February 09, 2021 @06:44AM
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You did notice that I specifically commented on the structure of the apology wrt to the contents of the article - not about it's neccessity ?
> good fight.
Good fight for what specifically ?
“I was asked at a dinner by a student whether I thought a classmate of hers should have been suspended for a video she had made as a 12-year-old in which she used a racial slur. To understand what was in the video, I asked if she had called someone else the slur or whether she was rapping or quoting a book title. In asking the question, I used the slur itself,” McNeil said in his note to the staff. “I should not have done that. Originally, I thought the context in which I used this ugly word could be defended. I now realize that it cannot. It is deeply offensive and hurtful. The fact that I even thought I could defend it itself showed extraordinarily bad judgment. For that I apologize.”
https://www.thewrap.com/ny-times-reporter-donald-mcneil-jr-o...