This piece today shows how insidious institutional and systemic racism can be where you think that your actions are normal and just, when they traumatize and marginalize black people.”Mr.
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The top editor fights back with an opinion piece.Tensions between newsroom employees and their bosses are nothing new at The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, which is owned by a family-run company, Block Communications.This is the newspaper that published an unsigned editorial, on Martin Luther King’s Birthday in 2018, that led with the line One family member, John R. Block, the news organization’s publisher, did not agree with the criticism.
“We dispute virtually everything that he says,” he said.
About a year after the editorial appeared, he Now Mr. Burris is locked in a dispute with the Post-Gazette newsroom.Two prominent black staff members, a reporter and a photojournalist, said newsroom leaders had unfairly kept them from covering the protests against racism and police violence.
(Mr. Burris, in his only comment for this article, said that newspaper leaders were unaware of the “scumbag” tweet when they spoke to Mr.
Burris fired back at the newsroom, which has roughly 160 staff members, and pleaded his case to readers, in a “Editors at this newspaper did not single out a black reporter and a black photographer and ban them from covering Pittsburgh protests after the killing of George Floyd,” he wrote.“And we certainly did not single out two people and keep them from covering local protests because they were black,” he continued.
He said he had been originally assigned to shoot the protests.Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Staff Revolts Over Sidelining of 2 Black ColleaguesThe latest tensions at The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette center on how newsroom leaders have managed two black staff members.More than 80 staff members at The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette have tweeted in support of their colleague Alexis Johnson, to the consternation of the top editor, Keith C. Burris. “That is an outrageous lie — a defamation, in fact.”After referring to “a propaganda campaign against this newspaper,” Mr. Burris wrote: “What our editors did do was remind colleagues of a longstanding canon of journalism ethics: When you announce an opinion about a person or story you are reporting on you compromise your reporting.
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)In addition to its demand that the paper apologize to Ms. Johnson and Mr. Santiago and allow them to cover protests, the guild has asked that managers not retaliate against journalists who have supported them publicly.Over the weekend, Mr. Santiago photographed an ice-cream parlor and a church that were reopening after having been shuttered during the lockdown period brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.
On Tuesday, the Allegheny Conference on Community Development, an economic development group, said it had withdrawn a full-page ad. Born February 16, 1928, he was the son of the late David and Sophia (Forris) Russell and…
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