pretty cool. real journalism. i may not always agree, may not always be radical enough, but the world is changing. i’m so sad that this is happening but thank you for helping to change the world
it’s really hard. i don’t particularly like farrow’s politics, but his breaking story LITERALLY facilitated this major wave where women have been ignored, where a black woman started this movement but couldn’t get it as propelled so a white man does (amazing) journalist work…
we have to remember that there’s been language and people fighting for existence forever. nothing is new and most likely it stems from the black community. but what comes with that is that people in power who say they care about the world, population, humans, our country (US for me) have a duty to use their power to expose and illuminate. so then we can learn and give praise to these pioneers and look at their work and see how we can continue. power is only good if you use it well.
i wouldn’t really expect this from hayes because truly that’s his employer and i would understand it. i hope he gets to keep his job. you cannot silence people, we need to stand in solidarity with people in HK in my opinion and if someone from an organization expresses something that may not be favorable to “you”, a corporation relying on ‘x’ group even if it’s not right, that’s a limiting of speech and thought. i thought we didn’t want that?
i really commend him. i don’t think i’d ever work for any major orgs because i dont want to be in this position. it’s painful. and doubly so if you dedicate your life to bringing change and the company that employs you literally kept a conspiracy from the public to protect one man and their fiscal/social legacy. a man who preys on women. men who prey on women. men with power constantly strangling the energy and happiness out of us if we work with them. this is solidarity imo and it’s real work. it’s putting yourself on the line to help others gain power while giving up a little yourself. because we must!!!!
wanna tie it back to why we are all on this site: this is why writers are important like we look at kdramas and i’m like the things people try to get said…there’s really intelligent women out there writing trying their hardest i think we need to challenge the notion that it’s all so simple (cough that new show with oh yeon seo) we can do this
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amara
October 16, 2019 at 7:51 AM
pretty cool. real journalism. i may not always agree, may not always be radical enough, but the world is changing. i’m so sad that this is happening but thank you for helping to change the world
amara
October 16, 2019 at 7:59 AM
it’s really hard. i don’t particularly like farrow’s politics, but his breaking story LITERALLY facilitated this major wave where women have been ignored, where a black woman started this movement but couldn’t get it as propelled so a white man does (amazing) journalist work…
we have to remember that there’s been language and people fighting for existence forever. nothing is new and most likely it stems from the black community. but what comes with that is that people in power who say they care about the world, population, humans, our country (US for me) have a duty to use their power to expose and illuminate. so then we can learn and give praise to these pioneers and look at their work and see how we can continue. power is only good if you use it well.
i wouldn’t really expect this from hayes because truly that’s his employer and i would understand it. i hope he gets to keep his job. you cannot silence people, we need to stand in solidarity with people in HK in my opinion and if someone from an organization expresses something that may not be favorable to “you”, a corporation relying on ‘x’ group even if it’s not right, that’s a limiting of speech and thought. i thought we didn’t want that?
i really commend him. i don’t think i’d ever work for any major orgs because i dont want to be in this position. it’s painful. and doubly so if you dedicate your life to bringing change and the company that employs you literally kept a conspiracy from the public to protect one man and their fiscal/social legacy. a man who preys on women. men who prey on women. men with power constantly strangling the energy and happiness out of us if we work with them. this is solidarity imo and it’s real work. it’s putting yourself on the line to help others gain power while giving up a little yourself. because we must!!!!
wanna tie it back to why we are all on this site: this is why writers are important like we look at kdramas and i’m like the things people try to get said…there’s really intelligent women out there writing trying their hardest i think we need to challenge the notion that it’s all so simple (cough that new show with oh yeon seo) we can do this