There are no journalists here to do the research for you, but this was all in response to the 1619 Project and its bizarre attempt to reframe American history. How about we just let history tell its own story, rather than everyone with an agenda?

The 1619 Project’s mind-numbing attempt to “reframe” American history was the inspiration for Trump’s response, which clearly causes you less outrage for some reason since you fail to address that in any way...your one-sided ranting belongs down here with us in the comments.

I often echo that sentiment about trolling. But the point they’re making is that the terms mom/dad/parent are applicable to the majority of the class, and any teacher will tell you that a student can mentally extrapolate to their applicable caretaker/guardian without feeling excluded. Of course we should be inclusive,…

Serious question - have you ever felt the need to apologize for having the title of Parenting Editor?

The raised fist has always symbolized rebellion, and for me first calls to mind Red Faction, actually, which used it long before BLM’s recent adoption of it in the last 5-ish years.

Its use to represent an antagonist terrorist group in a video game is “insensitive” at worst, and they’re going to change it. Despite the (…

A “recap” by nature summarizes key points and excludes details. A recap written for kids that doesn’t focus on the violence women endured can hardly be construed as the historical whitewashing that you’re working so hard to portray here.

All the “2020 sucks” hand-wringing is in vogue and is the perfect tone for clickbaitey feature stories, but if you prefer a more well-researched and cerebral take, The Verge had a great article a few months ago that actually addressed the core issue after Amazon struck their deal with Apple to avoid the app store tax:…

It’s important for Gizmodo’s army of armchair activists to have the correct terminology to pepper with expletives while they troll their self-minded comment sections in protest.

Google and Apple are have stated that the contact tracing apps using their API “will receive approval based on a specific set of criteria designed to ensure they are only administered in conjunction with public health authorities, meet our privacy requirements, and protect user data.”

It’s fine to trust no one, but if…

You’re getting better at sticking to the facts, Beth, but...

If your “impartial reporting” comes from the Washington Post, you’re even more extremist than your left-leaning audience would expect, Beth.

The angst is always dialed up near 10 on Jezebel, but I thought peak blame would hit a bit sooner.