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Alas. I’m sad to say I was among the 11 employees cut from the Texas Tribune this week. It’s been a shock, to say the least. There are few orgs I’ve felt prouder to work for in my career. https://t.co/yra5Hi9sOJ
I’ll miss my team in particular, of course. The Trib’s engineers are some of the kindest and most dedicated folks I’ve had the pleasure of working with. So long, fellas 👋
My first week post-Texas Tribune, I just want to say I’ve been touched by the kind words of my friends and former colleagues. You guys are wonderful ❤️🧵
My kudos to all the hardworking folks across depts who make the whole place run - be it editorial, photo, data viz, design, audience, membership, finance, audience, product - it’s a huge effort.
I was laid off by The Texas Tribune yesterday after more than 10 years there — most spent centering communities of color in my reporting.
This is my last story, which was set to run before I was called in. This is the kind of reporting I was doing: https://t.co/Y0XeeKDIrw
Well, for reasons still unclear to me, and as I'm sure you know by now, The Texas Tribune, my employer since 2010, decided to lay off 11 of its staff this week, including myself and our entire multimedia team. 🧵
Imagine you have a mental health issue.
You're struggling to find housing, or health care, or both. You're stressed, which makes your issue worse.
One day, you decompensate in public. Someone gets scared, and calls the police.
This is what could happen to you in Pennsylvania🧵