After Party with Emily Jashinsky
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Breaking Down the New York Times' ABSURD Puff Piece Profile of Activist Who Stormed Church
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February 5, 2026
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13:44Now PlayingEmily Jashinsky critiques a New York Times article profiling activist Nekima Levy Armstrong. She takes issue with the article’s reverent framing of Armstrong’s arrest for disrupting a church service, including comparisons to slavery and Jim Crow that go largely unchallenged. Jashinsky also criticizes the White House for posting an unlabeled AI-generated image of the arrest, calling it reckless and damaging to public trust, while still rejecting the Times’ treatment of Armstrong’s claims as credible.
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