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The Wall Street Journal hits back at staff's 'cancel culture'

24 July 2020

8:32 PM

24 July 2020

8:32 PM

Last month, the New York Times published an opinion piece by the US senator, Tom Cotton, calling for the army to be used to quell rioters during the Black Lives Matter protests. Despite this proposition being supported by 52 per cent of Americans, the paper’s staff were not happy about its publication, and many publicly said the piece’s mere existence put their lives in danger.

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