Cassie Haynes

Listen! I developed a rage migraine after reading it that took a full day to subside. Seems melodramatic given the hellscape we're living in, but there's a direct line from quietly inhumane but articulate 'reasoning' like this to why all 50 states and 18 countries are protesting.

Wow. Seems they’ve changed the headline online, but I can’t believe someone thought this headline was a good idea in the first place.

The headline on the online version, which Inga wrote and ran prior to its printing, never changed. It was "Black Lives Matter. Do buildings?"

That headline upset me, too, and I don't believe it reflects the complexity of the column. As you may have seen, the online headline was much different. I will pass this on to the headline writer.

thanks for acknowledging bad headline, yes, doesnt reflect article itself.. related q tho: there is now (thankfully) more awareness re terrible racist destruction of Black Wall Street in 20th C. Tulsa.. but when that event is described, there is always mention of..

Can you share how you have addressed this internally? Have you hired additional people of color as writers or editors? Given your minority staff members veto over headline decisions?