The New York Times announced this week that Sarah Jeong would be the newest member to their editorial board.
Sarah Jeong went to The New York Times from The Verge.
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It wasn’t hard to discover that Sarah Jeong has a Twitter page littered with racist filth.
— professional twiter name (@sarahjeong) November 18, 2014
In fact, her page is FILLED with racist white-hating garbage.
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The New York Times defended Jeong in a statement yesterday.
Sarah Jeong is also a cop hater.
Jeong posted several anticop tweets including tweets mocking dead cops.
Via Atty1:
On Saturday conservative Candace Owens copied the racist tweets by Sarah Jeong but replaced “white” with “black” and “Jewish.”
She was immediately suspended!
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This is the far left insanity and racism being pushed by Twitter!
Candace Owens copied Sarah Jeong’s tweets, replacing the word “white” with “Jewish” and “black”.
She was immediately given a 12 hour suspension.
Jeong’s account remains unaffected.
The absolute state of this platform.#FreeCandace
— Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) August 5, 2018
Candace got banned for writing the same filth as the racist at The New York Times.
But Candace is banned because she switched the racial groups!
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UNREAL! @RealCandaceO has been banned from tweeting for 12 hours because she allegedly violated Twitter terms in service
She tweeted nothing wrong!
And interestingly @sarahjeong hasn’t been banned or suspended
Why was Candace banned?
Because she is a conservative
— Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) August 5, 2018
UPDATE– Candace Owens was reinstated Sunday and spoke about the obvious Twitter bias in a video.
Sarah Jeong, the @nytimes, and the truth about racism in America. https://t.co/adIqd4bc2n
— Candace Owens (@RealCandaceO) August 5, 2018
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