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The entire premise of a racially charged @nytimes story is wrong. So they bury the print correction 3 days later on p. 13, next to a house ad.
The Times had said Amy Cooper made a second 911 call. She didn't.
Note the absence of customary "we regret the error" language.pic.twitter.com/o0h8APZUC5
The original Times story was picked up and spread everywhere. There should be a corrective story, not an editor's note. CNN is still repeating the original erroneous story, without correction.https://www.cnn.com/2020/10/14/us/amy-cooper-central-park-racism/index.html …
was it the entire premise, though?
They’re trying to get her killed, and I’m not speaking hyperbolically.
I like the ad at the bottom of the article: "spine surgery alternative." Many need some spine. Esp. Those who won't acknowledge errors. Regeneron?
Another irony: the buried, late correction is above an ad for “spine surgery alternative.”
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