
Well, the chickens sure do come home to roost, don’t they? Just last week, PsychologyToday.com author, Satoshi Kanazawa, published an article titled “Why Are Black Women Less Physically Attractive Than Other Women?” Not only was most of the text mindless babble, Kanazawa claimed to have scientific studies and evidence to prove his theory is correct. Just as quick as the article was removed, it went viral and moments later came the backlash! The general public left no room for question in their disapproval of the article, even his own colleagues who write for the same website made haste in disassociating themselves from such an erroneous notion. In the wonderful world of journalism, these kind of upsets normally last no longer than 48 hours and within a week or so everything is all but blown over! Well not this time!
Change.org has officially petitioned for a public apology.
“Psychology Today has remained silent. They have refused to apologize or even explain why they published the article. That’s why documentary filmmaker Aishah Simmons and academic Alisa Bierria are leading a petition on Change.org to call on Psychology Today to apologize and take transparent steps to prevent the publication of racist and sexist material in the future. Click here to sign Aishah and Alisa’s petition.
Kanazawa’s article never would have survived a thorough and responsible editorial process. In fact, the author himself doesn’t stand up to review.”
This Kanazawa clown has a history of writing and publishing controversial and discriminatory literature. In fact, while defending a previous article that ruffled some feathers, his words were as follows: “If what I say is wrong (because it is illogical or lacks credible scientific evidence), then it is my problem. If what I say offends you, it is your problem.”
“Well, as Khadijah Britton of Scientific American put it, “Satoshi Kanazawa has a problem.” So does Psychology Today.
Prominent women’s rights advocates, including Gloria Steinem and Beverly Guy Sheftall, former President of the National Women’s Studies Association, have already declared their support for the campaign.”
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