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April Powers Condemned Jew-Hate. Then She Lost Her Job.
April Powers Condemned Jew-Hate. Then She Lost Her Job.
April Powers.
The inclusion officer's identity as a black Jew should have made her unassailable. Instead, it was used to discredit her.
By Kat Rosenfield
07.06.21 — Culture and Ideas
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April Powers Condemned Jew-Hate. Then She Lost Her Job.

I don’t remember when I first came across Kat Rosenfield’s byline, but I can tell you that for years now I’ve read everything she writes. Her bailiwick is our culture, particularly the strange corners of it that tend to go overlooked by everyone else.

Exhibit A is her ongoing, insightful coverage of the mad world of Young Adult fiction and the moral pan…

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Kat Rosenfield
Kat Rosenfield is a culture writer at The Free Press and author of five novels, including the Edgar-nominated No One Will Miss Her. Prior to joining The Free Press, she was a reporter at MTV News and a columnist at UnHerd, where she wrote about American culture and politics. Her work has also appeared in Vulture, Playboy, The Boston Globe, and Reason, among others.
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