@THR someone has to answer for this
— ??Valerie Complex (@ValerieComplex) March 1, 2017
Man. CNN just can’t catch a break these days!
Today, thanks to some help from The Hollywood Reporter, they’re in trouble again:
The future of media looks like this.
Proud to be part of this team. @CaseyNeistat @Bourdain @jaketapper @wkamaubell and @CNN chief Zucker pic.twitter.com/B7enhLXqYd
— Josiah Daniel Ryan (@JosiahRyan) March 1, 2017
Let’s just say not everyone is so excited about this particular “future of media”:
The future of media is 100% straight men and 4/5 white? Nope.Nopeity Nope.
— Celeste Headlee (@CelesteHeadlee) March 1, 2017
Yeah, no. @JosiahRyan @CaseyNeistat @Bourdain @jaketapper @wkamaubell @CNN
— Shireen Ahmed (@_shireenahmed_) March 1, 2017
Straight whites dudes gonna straight white dude
— Katelyn Burns (@transscribe) March 1, 2017
.@JosiahRyan @CaseyNeistat @Bourdain @jaketapper @wkamaubell @CNN Gents, not one of you noticed "We're all dudes. That doesn't seem right."
— Robert Hernandez (@webjournalist) March 1, 2017
: The future of media has no women?
— Eric Geller (@ericgeller) March 1, 2017
entirely male? They're great journos. But the statement is incorrect.
— Cassie Fambro (@CassieFambro) March 1, 2017
https://twitter.com/caillemillner/status/836982906367045632
— kat a little bit alexis calvin (@KatCalvinLA) March 1, 2017
https://twitter.com/PAYOLETTER/status/836989883868725249
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what, male?
— helenecooper (@helenecooper) March 1, 2017
Whole lotta dudes there!
— Amelia Gapin (@EntirelyAmelia) March 1, 2017
Hey, @THR and @CNN … was it really so hard to find a woman for your cover? @JosiahRyan @CaseyNeistat @Bourdain @jaketapper @wkamaubell pic.twitter.com/JNWFpVREtS
— Sue Hovey (@SueHovey) March 1, 2017
.@THR @JosiahRyan @CaseyNeistat @Bourdain @jaketapper @wkamaubell Guys, if you take part in PR excluding women, you're part of the problem.
— Sue Hovey (@SueHovey) March 1, 2017
https://twitter.com/nctheodore/status/836998758307016708
Y'all are delightful, but the future has no ladies?
— Kat Kinsman (@kittenwithawhip) March 1, 2017
https://twitter.com/cxcope/status/836988051599523840
The future of media looks male. Gotcha.
— Stacy (@LaikaSpaceDog) March 1, 2017
Would be nice to see some women in the "future of media."
— Josefin Dolsten (@josefindolsten) March 1, 2017
No one else works at CNN? Like women? Or….? I've seen women there…
— Karen wants an elephant named Ella Phantzgerald ? (@VictoriaNoir89) March 1, 2017
WHERE ARE THE WOMEN?!?#FAIL
— Jason Morris (@the_jizzle) March 1, 2017
.@JosiahRyan Really? Not a single woman? Not one? NOT A SINGLE ONE? You can and you must do better than this. @CNN
— Lauren Rankin (@laurenarankin) March 1, 2017
REALLY COOL statement to make on the first day of women's history month. pic.twitter.com/Sz2BXEAtwy
— Shira (@ShiraDWilson) March 1, 2017
tfw yr so entitled you don't even NOTICE there's no women in that future…
— Two Flames (@msjenniferjames) March 1, 2017
oh cool! I'll go return my shirt that says "the future is female"
— Madeline Anthes (@maddieanthes) March 1, 2017
https://twitter.com/chicspace/status/836977094814916612
I like you all but it's weird that you're all dudes.
— bigvoyage (@BigVoyage) March 1, 2017
so the future has no women. Gonna be a short lived future without kids.
— Tina Morphis #KHive #Humanist #ForthePeople (@TinaMorphis) March 1, 2017
Did EVEN ONE of you bring the lack of ♀️ up to @THR brass? Pls say yes…
— Dr. Lisa Davidson (@lisa_b_davidson) March 1, 2017
No women need apply huh?
— Katie Kofemug (@KatieKofemug) March 1, 2017
except maybe a woman will be given a shot sometime, eh?
— chulesee (@chulesee) March 1, 2017
what? grey and all male? who set that photo-op up?
— Article19 (@Article19) March 1, 2017
think you might include any women?
— Jack Montgomery (@jmontgo3) March 1, 2017
Soooooooo no women?
— Summertime Gladness (@HollyGoNightly1) March 1, 2017
The future of the media is all men???? pic.twitter.com/Sufp73VeCJ
— Mary Whitney (@WordyMary) March 1, 2017
Celebrating the 1st day of #WomensHistoryMonth in style. Very post-gender!
— ? (@alittledoughnut) March 1, 2017
no women at all? You didn't ask?
— endiresists ? ?? (@Endithinks) March 1, 2017
That's a lot of men.
*she tweets for the umpteenth time
— Fohtohgirl? (@fohtohgirl) March 1, 2017
Seriously, not one female? It doesn't look that good to me!
— Jose Valle (@Jose_Valle) March 1, 2017
https://twitter.com/JoshRovner/status/836999946737975297
https://twitter.com/UrbanistDev/status/836984015664066562
Were the women too busy working back at the office to be in this shot?
— Bonnie Dean (@BonDean) March 1, 2017
sooooo where are the women? Or like HRC didn't win so we're done with that?
— Corey Ann Haydu (@CoreyAnnHaydu) March 1, 2017
None of these men thought twice about this photo shoot w/o any women?
— Breeee (@SpreeBreeBree) March 1, 2017
Whoever concepted this (art director?) tribute to dick swinging during Women's History Month is pretty much a dolt.
— Hmmmmmm (@hmullphoto) March 1, 2017
@PussyhatProject actually the future of media SHOULD look like this! #women pic.twitter.com/3hKaCMaLdX
— Joanna For Texas (@JoannaCattanach) March 1, 2017
Something is missing here…can't QUITE put my uterus on it….?
— Kristin Karnitz (@KristinKarnitz) March 1, 2017
.@JosiahRyan @jaketapper @CaseyNeistat @Bourdain @wkamaubell @CNN yikes the future of media is a sausage fest
— Leah (@lalapazaza) March 1, 2017
And that’s just a taste of the backlash! There’s lots, lots more where that came from.
Although, as Commentary’s Noah Rothman points out, maybe all the people pissed off at the lack of women on the cover should be more upset about an even more egregious omission:
https://twitter.com/NoahCRothman/status/837001619090911232
https://twitter.com/sunnyright/status/837008134367506432
Better luck next time, CNN!
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