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Christopher Columbus statues toppled in Richmond, beheaded in Boston

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CBC News host Wendy Mesley has been suspended from hosting, pending an investigation, after she said she "used a word that should never be used" during an editorial discussion about race.

"Last Thursday, senior management within CBC News were made aware of an incident involving Wendy Mesley. While we investigate further, Wendy will not be hosting The Weekly," CBC's head of public affairs, Chuck Thompson, said in a statement. "Respecting the privacy rights of our employees, we have nothing more to add."

News of Mesley's suspension was first reported by Canadaland.

Mesley, whose program, The Weekly, aired on Sunday without her, took to Twitter on Tuesday to apologize publicly. "It was not aimed at anyone, I was quoting a journalist we were intending to interview on a panel discussion about coverage of racial inequality," she wrote.

"I was careless with my language and wrong to say it. Regardless of my intention, I hurt people, and for that, I am very sorry. I am also deeply ashamed.

"I immediately apologized to my co-workers, and recognize this is a word that no one like me should ever use. I made a big mistake and promise to change my behaviour."

Neither Mesley nor Thompson clarified what word she used.

Золотой гроб, сотни тысяч скорбящих и рыдающих, тысячи коленопреклоненных идиотов.

Мэр Миниаполиса, уцепившись руками за гроб (чтоб не упасть от горя) неистово просит прощение...

Захлебываясь слюной, рыдает и бывшая жена убиенного, правда, последний раз она видела его 6 лет назад, когда он бросил её с трёхмесячной дочкой. Денег на дочь за эти годы он не послал бывшей жене ни разу, но несчастная вдова уже неделю кричит о том, что осталась без кормильца, а посему американцы собрали ей 20000000 долларов, и деньги продолжают поступать.
Масачусетский университет учредил стипендию имени Джорджа Флойда.

At the George Floyd Memorial at North Central University in Minneapolis this afternoon, school President Rev. Scott Hagan announced the creation of a scholarship in Floyd’s name.

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Золотой гроб, сотни тысяч скорбящих и рыдающих, тысячи коленопреклоненных идиотов.

Мэр Миниаполиса, уцепившись руками за гроб (чтоб не упасть от горя) неистово просит прощение...

Захлебываясь слюной, рыдает и бывшая жена убиенного, правда, последний раз она видела его 6 лет назад, когда он бросил её с трёхмесячной дочкой. Денег на дочь за эти годы он не послал бывшей жене ни разу, но несчастная вдова уже неделю кричит о том, что осталась без кормильца, а посему американцы собрали ей 20000000 долларов, и деньги продолжают поступать.
Масачусетский университет учредил стипендию имени Джорджа Флойда.

V Rus писал(а): ↑10 июн 2020, 19:37 Дожили, 37-й год.

V Rus писал(а): ↑10 июн 2020, 19:37 Дожили, 37-й год.

CBC News host Wendy Mesley has been suspended from hosting, pending an investigation, after she said she "used a word that should never be used" during an editorial discussion about race.

"Last Thursday, senior management within CBC News were made aware of an incident involving Wendy Mesley. While we investigate further, Wendy will not be hosting The Weekly," CBC's head of public affairs, Chuck Thompson, said in a statement. "Respecting the privacy rights of our employees, we have nothing more to add."

News of Mesley's suspension was first reported by Canadaland.

Mesley, whose program, The Weekly, aired on Sunday without her, took to Twitter on Tuesday to apologize publicly. "It was not aimed at anyone, I was quoting a journalist we were intending to interview on a panel discussion about coverage of racial inequality," she wrote.

"I was careless with my language and wrong to say it. Regardless of my intention, I hurt people, and for that, I am very sorry. I am also deeply ashamed.

"I immediately apologized to my co-workers, and recognize this is a word that no one like me should ever use. I made a big mistake and promise to change my behaviour."

Neither Mesley nor Thompson clarified what word she used.