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The New York Times It seems that in control of the damage after the history of the newspaper about the candidate in Mary New York Zohran Mamdani, which is identified as an Asian and African American in a college statement, upset some of its readers, which led to the editor of the exit, trying to find out the disputes on social media on Friday.
Article He claimed that Mammdani, when asked for his race at a college of 2009 at the University of Columbia, checked boxes for “Asian”, but also “black or African” in his article published on Thursday.
Patrick Hilya, Patrick Hill, Putules Long statement on X The day after receiving the “feedback with the reader” in the article.
“Our journalists received information about the request for the Colombian College of Mr.
The recent report of The New York Times showed that Mammani called “Asian” and “black or African” in 2009. (Barry Williams/News Daily News/Tribune News Service via Getty Images)
Hily explained that New York Mary’s candidate felt limited by the options listed in the boxes of the racial identity of the application – and since he was born in Uganda, he decided to write in the country on his own statement.
The Mamdani application was granted to The Times after Cyberattacks at the Colombian University in late June led to some of the school’s sensitive information exposed to hackers.
Hill said that although the outlet received information after being stolen in a cyberattack, “the Times does not hope or decide on the publication of information from such a source,” and confirmed the application with Mamman itself before publishing history.
As for the feedback, he added: “We believe that Mr. Mamman’s thinking and decision -making was posted in his words, was news and fits our mission to help readers better know and understand the leading candidates in large offices.”
Liberal critics, such as Keith Alberman, attacked Times on X.
Another aspect of the article with which some readers took the question is the Times source, which sent them an application to the 2009 Mamman College.
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A viewer of opinions for the exit has switched to the social media platform blues to pass its own publication for history.
Jamel Bu, the Times, also threw out personal insults in journalists on social media.
Times columnist Jamil Buy took up the blues to pass the story of his edition about Mamdani and his staff who reported it. (Photo by Jakub Porzycki/Nurphoto via Getty Images)
Responding to the Blues Post that slammed one of the Times reporters, Benjamin Ryan’s observer was to say that: “Everything I saw about him screams a guy with virtually no real brain activity.”
Shortly after Fivisha, having immersed the history of The Times and the journalists who worked on it, the booi deleted messages and issued a short statement In his account.
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“I have deleted several Times history reports because they violated social media standards,” he said.
New York Times did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s Ask for comment on this issue. Fox News Digital also addressed Bouie for comments.
