NPR told gay host Ari Shapiro not to attend Pride event — then reversed decision after emails leaked
NPR urged its longtime host, Ari Shapiro, one of its most visible gay employees, not to attend a Pride event – and later reversed the decision after the email leaked to many newsroom staffers and ...
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‘What’s changed?’ NPR bars reporter from Pride event — but backtracks amid mass email flub
A dramatic turnaround unfolded Wednesday at National Public Radio after the organization discouraged longtime anchor Ari ...
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NPR Walks Back Ban on Anchor’s Pride Appearance – After Mass Email Mishap
National Public Radio (NPR) abruptly reversed its decision to ban longtime anchor Ari Shapiro from attending a corporate ...
NPR staff in meltdown over accidental 'all staff' email over LGBTQ pride event
An email regarding an employee's intention to attend a LGBTQ pride event was unintentionally sent an array staff, resulting ...
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NPR Told All Things Considered Host Ari Shapiro Not to Attend a Pride Event
The broadcasting organization publicly reversed course after an initial media report about the email to Shapiro.
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Turmoil at NPR after editor rips network for political bias
His critics say this figure lacks proper context. Tony Cavin, NPR’s managing editor of standards and practices, told The Post that “I have no idea where he got that number,” that NPR’s ...
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As immigration stories evolve, so too is does language we use to talk about them
NPR recently changed how reporters talk about immigration on air and in pieces for the website. Tony Cavin, NPR's Managing Editor of Standards and Practices, talks us through some of this guidance.