Tell the Washington Post to stop citing hate groups

Mainstream media uses their words and research to legalize anti - immigrant hatred. Instruct reporters not to quote an organization related to eugenics and white nationalism

The Washington Post newspaper yesterday announced an article entitled "What is the reason for this election disappearing? Compassion for card voters." This makes me want to laugh. If there is one thing lacking in this election there are several articles telling the underestimated groups that they should show sympathy for those who support hatred, racial discrimination and sexism Let's see. "After finishing the vote from the primary election, it turned out that the playing card voters were as many voters as Ted Cruz, far beyond supporters of Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders. In the middle of household income The value is $ 72,000 and is just $ 62,000 fair than the median of non-Hispanic white household income in the United States.

A few years ago, we began sending e - mails of articles we found at Washington Post. Sallie Krawcheck, CEO of Wall Street, says, "We may be at a turning point, there are many groups of women who stop buying if we can understand gender composition.This information I can not get it. "As a reporter, this sentence really shocked me. Is this information truly usable? I got an answer, I got the answer. Data is basically available, at least for the Board and the management team. Not everything is in one place - not as useful as Krawcheck explains. I got excited and I hurried notes from Camille. How about creating a website that tracks how organizations track gender equality standards in executive and conference rooms? What happens if you organize data (not only company) by popular auctions, that is, to make people making purchasing decisions daily accessible?