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I'm Barry Weiss, and this is honestly. About a year ago today I left a job that

anyone in their right mind would have probably clung to for dear life. It was

stable, it was pretty well paid, it was a job in the media in a

time where the media is collapsing, it was at a print newspaper, which feels like

a thing that won't exist a few years from now, and it wasn't just any

newspaper. It was the New York Times. Why did I leave? It's a question that my grandma, a lifetime time subscriber, has been asking me pretty much every day

since. And the best answer that I can give her is to read my resignation letter. I wrote this. The lessons that ought to have followed the 2016 election,

lessons about the importance of understanding other Americans, about the necessity of

resisting tribalism, about the centrality of the free exchange of ideas to a democratic society,

those lessons have not been learned.

Instead, a new consensus has emerged in the press, but perhaps especially at this paper,

the truth isn't a process of collective discovery, but in orthodoxy already known to an

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