Staff writer and opinion editor Bari Weiss has resigned from her role at the New York Times citing the culture of censoring both centrist and conservative opinions whilst claiming she faced “unlawful discrimination” and a “hostile work environment.” In a powerful resignation letter posted to her website, Weiss gave a remarkable insight into internal New York Times communications – including a staff-only Slack channel wherein Weiss claims her name was placed next to axe emojis. She also cited evidence of institutional-level anti-Semitism at the paper, and Trump Derangement Syndrome. Brutally, she asserted: “Twitter is not on the masthead of The New
