Why should Mr. Carter be compelled to bring on a woman writer if he doesn’t want to? Did it occur to you that perhaps he was unable to find a woman writer that he felt was qualified enough to carry out his vision? If Mr. Carter is the “show runner”, then isn’t it his prerogative to decide whom he hires as writers…

Literally a non issue. It doesn’t matter the sex ratio of a writing team. It literally does not matter even an ounce.

“Here’s a story about a thing that I’m mad about! But you probably don’t care, because why should you? So here’s another actually outrageous story tacked on!”

would this article exist if it was the other way around and all the writers were women?

writers should be chosen for their talent and not their gender. demanding a diverse group of writers like many popularizing systems doesn’t guarantee good results, the only thing that it provides for sure is making different groups…

Good...Wait, why does his matter? Is your life so small that you have to agendize every single thing with your stupid personal identity politics? Go out and accomplish something, then come back and tell everyone why they are doing it wrong.

i don’t know how i feel about the whole “there needs to be a [woman/man/black/asian/mexican, etc.] on staff” for diversity. if a person is better suited for a specific job regardless of race or gender or religion or whatever, why not? as a latino male, i would not hesitate to concede a position to a female if she was…

Wow, some hard hitting journalism here

The Phantom Tollbooth was such a weird perfect book.