Hello friends. Let's do a hypothetical. Picture a WOC. For argument's sake, she's Latina. She's written an article on a march. For science.pic.twitter.com/t29Hby5dfq
White woman writer responds: can you give me a quote? Remember she has a link to published article. What should Hypothetical Latina say?pic.twitter.com/Ojt4FOMT0v
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Hypothetically, naming not out of question - just Hypothetical Latinas fight a lot of fires. Tough to be always on front lines
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Indeed. Hypothetically, others could man the front lines to let hypothetical Latinas rest a spell.pic.twitter.com/9XJQE4N1Rq
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A quote sounds a perfectly reasonable request. Just quote her your standard rate, what's the problem? ;)
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"if Male Editor thought this was important, he could have published the piece he decided wasn't relevant, [link]"
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it's a quote
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yes to all that
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maybe "You're welcome to quote and cite the published article I sent previously"?
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"In fact, the article was my idea. I'm unhappy WME turned it down & then gave it to you to write. So, no quote.
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no. Point out the unethical nature of it & that the poaching of intellectual ideas/property is wrongpic.twitter.com/sUsorYmGt7
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Ethics is a journalism class they all snoozed through, it would seem. "Oh well, it's just a
#WOC she'll scamper off & die."pic.twitter.com/Hu2HzFOvsJ
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