Indian Country Today Media Network issues apology; responds to Native American Journalists Association . . .intent is useless if the execution is shoddy. And clearly it was. The headline had an element of satire to it but didnt identify the target of its satire (which was Vanity Fair, not genocide or slavery). The body text of the article was not satirical at all. The graphic from the Vanity Fair site, presented at face value, only muddled things further. Our piece ended up offending readers in the same way the Vanity Fair piece had offended us. To those readers who were troubled by the headline and article, we say: Were sorry. Read more at indiancountrytodaymedianetwork/2014/08/06/note-ictmn-readers-156271
Posted on: Wed, 06 Aug 2014 21:25:14 +0000
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