I am linking to this article because Walter Mosely's Op-Ed is behind a paywall.
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/li...s-room-1237489
If the above article is correct he was using the 'N-Word' to describe himself not anyone else in the room nor was he using it in a way intended to demean anyone.
But of course someone was 'Offended' and demanded an adult (Human Resources) take the 'nasty thing' away.
Quote:
Author Walter Mosley penned an op-ed for The New York Times, published on Friday, in which he revealed that he quit his job as a writer on a television series after he was "chastised" by human resources for using the N-word on the job. Although Mosley, who is black, did not reveal which show he departed, sources tell The Hollywood Reporter that it was CBS All Access' Star Trek: Discovery. That series, renewed in February for its third season with its third showrunner, has experienced serious issues of abusive language in its writers room in the past. |
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/li...s-room-1237489
If the above article is correct he was using the 'N-Word' to describe himself not anyone else in the room nor was he using it in a way intended to demean anyone.
But of course someone was 'Offended' and demanded an adult (Human Resources) take the 'nasty thing' away.
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