Leadership at the Los Angeles Times is submitting to the race grievance crowd and embarrassing itself in the process

By Eddie Scarry

Published June 25, 2020 4:18pm ET

Leadership at the Los Angeles Times is submitting to the race grievance crowd and embarrassing itself in the process — To read the Los Angeles Times’s coverage of its own internal drama about race and “inclusion” is to go through all nine circles of hell in the span of 2,500 words. The paper on Wednesday wrote of the “painful internal reckoning” that staff and leadership are confronting on racism under the ownership of Patrick Soon-Shiong, […]

To read the Los Angeles Times’s coverage of its own internal drama about race and “inclusion” is to go through all nine circles of hell in the span of 2,500 words.

The paper on Wednesday wrote of the “painful internal reckoning” that staff and leadership are confronting on racism under the ownership of Patrick Soon-Shiong, a South African immigrant who is of Asian descent. (The irony comes the same way I enjoy my mimosas — bottomless.)