Black Users More Likely To Share Social Media Content, Fired Washington Post Columnist Wrote in Performance Self-Evaluation

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 newspaper for 11 years. That’s the ruling of an impartial arbitrator, Sarah Miller Espinosa, who issued a decision August 20 ordering the Post to reinstate Attiah to her job and pay her wages and benefits. The post Black Users More Likely To Share Social Media Content, Fired Washington Post Columnist Wrote in Performance Self-Evaluation appeared first on .

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