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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 in the shocking correspondence being leaked.

New York Post on MSN · 3d

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 media outlets, according to a report.

The Hill · 2d

Whoops: NPR accidentally sends staff-wide email pushing host away from pride event, Reverses course

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Them. on MSN · 3d

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.

Radio Ink14d

Katherine Maher Defends NPR’s Compliance Amid FCC Probe

NPR CEO Katherine Maher addresses the FCC investigation into NPR's sponsorship practices and emphasizes transparency and ...

9dOpinion

Why NPR Is “Vulnerable” in a New Trump Era

As Elon Musk calls for defunding NPR, ‘On Air’ author Steve Oney talks with VF about the public broadcaster’s evolution, ...

18don MSN

NPR reaffirms DEI commitment after chief diversity officer announces retirement

NPR says it will continue to support diversity, equity and inclusion efforts after their Chief Diversity Officer, Keith Woods, announced his retirement.

New York Post17d

NPR’s head of diversity retires as Trump targets DEI, network faces investigation

It said PBS receives 16% of its funding from the federal government. Katherine Maher, NPR’s chief executive, said Woods’ retirement did not mean the network would abandon its diversity goals.

The Heritage Foundation11dOpinion

NPR and PBS’s Impending Reckoning With DOGE

Public broadcasting’s lobbyists and their television and radio clients huddled in a Washington hotel this week to chart an ...

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