alexei mchammond is officially out at teen vogue. her decision to resign came amid a firestorm from some staffers and readers over controversial tweets she made when she was just 17 years old. that was a decade ago. mchammond apologized for the posts years ago. saying they don't reflect her views today. apparently that was not enough. the "new york post" said no sin is ever forgiven in the brave new woke world. she is just the last in a long list of victims. to dr. seuss books and looney toons characters. even former president trump was banned from twitter. christina coleman is following the story. christina. >> hi, yeah, she has apologized over and over again for some of the things she tweeted a decade ago when she was just 17 at the time. but still because of those years-old tweets she will no longer start as editor in chief of teen vogue next week. it sparked outrage from some of teen vogue staffers and readers because of the homophobic and anti-asian tweets she posted a decade ago. the owner of teen vogue was aware of the tweets.

as conservatives decry cancell culture war formally known as consequences liberals are enemy think voguerecently hired former axial star alexey mccammon as editor and she became and is a 27 year old journalist on the rise her grand opening and grand closing at teen vogue came after decades old tweets reemerged and staffers band together to give mccammon the boot granted the tweets were problematic and featured asian stereotypes but they were also posted by mccammon when she was 17 years old she apologized fully years ago then again released a statement upon her hiring a teen vogue ironically one of the staffers leading the brigade against her christine that it the social media manager at teen vogue has recently uncovered and highly troubling tweets alone dat use the n word repeatedly in tweets from 2020 tin pot meet candles. and over at georgetown university law center an institution considered a bastion of progressivism by some a professor was recently fired for her remarks made about the performance of black students. in a viral video sandra sellars was seen saying quote i hate to say

she was the demographic of "teen vogue." [laughs] your thoughts? >> kim: i agree with katie on this. if they can come after ms. mccammond, anyone will be under scrutiny. and we should be worried about that. she was a teenager at the time, but i remember when ms. mccammond came after charles barkley for a bad joke he told many years ago. so she was a pioneer when it came to cancel culture. now to see cancel culture devouring one of its own pioneers, again, anyone is up for scrutiny at this point in time, but we do need to have room for growth. i think that is what a lot of people say is the problem about cancel culture. how do you grow and learn if you can't make mistakes connect that's part of life. i don't feel terribly bad for her, because like i said, she was a pioneer in the cancel culture movement, but again, that set the dangerous precedent for so many people moving forward. we've done a lot of things as teenagers. i know a lot of people who are older. thank goodness they didn't have social media in their teenage years where they would be cau

in the teen vogue and alexina came and dust up several conservatives and liberals as well came to her defense and argued she shouldn't have faced the type of scrutiny she did largely because the tweets were posted when she was still a can't she was a teenager she's already apologized for years in a professional career has been spent advocating for people of color and civil rights do you feel she got a fair shake. no and i think this is the inherent challenge that we have wind with this thing called cancel goals or some others may call that personal responsibility she was 60 i think i think she was 16 at the time when she made those tweets the other young lady who piled on her i think she made her tweets even when she was younger than that so maybe 2011 in a couple years before that but this is something that really does exist across the board i think the problem is is that when we have these discussions about personal responsibility or counsel called are they for too often are boxed in are your left or right are you gay or straight or white or you're black and i think this is an examp

then there is this big talker today, "teen vogue."hat she put out over ten years ago. so when she was 17, 18, 19 years old. some in high school and some in college. various tweets that were seen as offensive, offensive enough that vogue decided it was time for her to go and that she could not lead the company. that calls into question as to whether or not you should be canceled to his stomach for something you say or write as a teenager, something that happened ten years ago. she wrote that those views do not stand by her today and do not define her. >> john: that something that she's apologized for profusely several times. to get cross off this hour, alyssa has some thoughts on what's going on. >> john and sandra, great to be with you. this proves to us at the woke mob of cancel culture will come to anyone. no one is immune from it. by all accounts, alexi mccammond is both a qualified journalist but also left of center and an african-american woman who made a name for himself kind of weighing in on some of the social justice issues i

17 years old she apologized fully years ago then again released a statement upon her hiring a teen vogue ironically one of the staffers leading the brigade against her christine that it the social media manager at teen vogue has recently uncovered and highly troubling tweets alone that use the n word repeatedly in tweets from 2020 tin pot meet candles. and over at georgetown university law center an institution considered a bastion of progressivism by some a professor was recently fired for her remarks made about the performance of black students. in a viral video sandra sellers was seen saying quote i hate to say this i end up having this every semester that a lot of my lower ones are blacks happens almost every semester and it's like oh come on it's a really good ones but there are also usually some that are just plain at the bottom. systemic racism education is nothing new in fact school districts have been grappling with it for decades but the issue isn't just in case it's 12 education as the recent georgetown shakeup proves black students face this advantages and discrimination in h

welcome back to the big saturday show shake-ups at team vogue publications number two editor announcingthey wrote 10 years ago when a triage for which apologized, two departments unrelated, tweet i have been sitting on the announcement for a while today is last day as executive editor at team vogue working here one of the most rewarding challenging o important experiences of my life. ari i want to start with you when you have conversations, the overly picture of this, right, is this fair to upended someone's life when they made a mistake owned up to it, when apologized for it multiple times something that happened when you are 17, and second part of that question is are 17 year olds at that age are we supposed to completely know, you know the full outcome of our worth at that age? >> well, first and foremost three of you were 17 much more recently than i was so you are all much more knowledgeable about team vogue. but look. society has lost its mind we see during brett kavanaugh, hearths what is next tall editors in, rhode island to read from high school yearbooks to see if there was a

it's not really for teens, it has nothing to do with vogue, how to the editors at "vogue" cope with theng what they are called, teen good, good housekeeping, we are going to do gender issues, they actually hijacked it and nobody talked about it. we predicted this would happen. it was okay, remember how okay it was what it was only white people getting canceled? but now you have a young, black, talented woman getting canceled, is this practice still worth it if you can take down ten other white people but you have to sacrifice one young black woman who doesn't deserve it. i'm so disappointed, juan, in you because where are the mentors? right? joy reid was nearly fired for blatant bigoted, homophobic blog posts that she initially denied, she wasn't fired, she was protected by her network possibly because they needed a "patina of diversity," or phrase. but given her experience and her success, shouldn't she have the guts to demand conde nast stick to their guns and fire their news staff because they can and protect this young woman who only did something wrong which is, what about don lemo

you can't be trusted as editor of teen vogue?de ago. carley shimkus joins us now. she seems powerless and now the devil wears kid gloves? >> that's true. dana, this is the part of cancel culture that is really bad. there have been so many examples and stories along these lines you could put them into groups where you have the silly political correctness on steroids types like the mr. potato head and paw patrol. you roll your eyes at that. the american history cancel culture. an intense desire to knock down statues and mouth rush more is bad and so is abraham lincoln and the teen vogue editors of the world. the unfortunate and cool kind. when you were 17 and in college means you don't deserve a job today because of something you said? stuff like this happens all the time and happens to people who are not famous and do not have a platform and have no power to fight back. >> dana: it's happening across the board. this is what she said on twitter. they do not reflect my views and who i am today. my past tweets have overshadowed the w

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over cancel culture following the abrupt resignation of teen vogue's editor in chief. next week. she has apologized multiple times for some racist and homophobic tweets she posted a decade ago when she was 17 years old and over the past few years has worked for actos and served as a contributor for msnbc and nbc. and executive with the company that owns teen vogue said they were aware of the past tweets and felt her apologies were sincere. the remarkable work, they were excited to welcome her to their community but some teen vogue staffers and readers were upset with her for the tweets she posted when she was a teenager, and two major advertisers suspended their campaigns with the publication so she resigned saying her past deeds have overshadowed the work she has done. here is reaction from her former colleague jonathan swan. >> i worked with her for four years. if we can't has an industry accept somebody's sincere and repeated apologies for something they tweeted when they were 17 years old, what are we doing? >> reporter: major concern over that, not just people get

inventory alexi mccammond out as teen "vogue" chief before she started.an and homophobic screen shots of tweets of hers from ten years ago resurfaced this month. the teen journalist made homophobic slurs among orges. they are no longer on her account. the tweets resurfaced in 2019 where she acknowledged they were wrong and apologized for them. her new gauge was announced on march 5th. three days later teen staffers sent their concerns. on march 10 she issued another apology on twitter where she said in part i'm so sorry to have used such hurtful and inexcusable language. the controversy over mccammond's hire called some of the magazine's major advertisers to suspend their campaigns with the publication. each after publicly and privately showing remorse multiple times, the backlash continue. mccammond issued a statement on thursday announcing her depart ur and apologized a third time and took responsibility for her past. she was 17 years old when she fired out those tweets and like any adult should, mccammond took responsibility for them and promised to do

less, "teen vogue" staffers who supported their editor arnel locking their twitter accounts. is that? are panel ways and next. stay with us. hailstorm hit, he needed his insurance to get it done right, right away. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa ♪♪ usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis... or psoriatic arthritis, little things, can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream... ...it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable... ...with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, ...otezla is proven.... to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an... increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts.... ...or if these feelings develop. some pe

seuss, i'm talking about teen vogue.ek alexi mccammond withdrew from the job she was about to start, editor in chief of teen vogue. she was criticized for old racist tweets, anti-asian and offensive tweets from college. so condi navt has given her this big job and wooed her away from axios had been aware of the tweets from a long time ago but then the tweets came back. tweets that she posted ten years ago when he was 17. she had first apologized and deleted the idiotic posts in 2019 but on the internet nothing is ever truly fully deleted. so when her assignment was announced, teen vogue editors kind of revolts over the hiring. citing the teenage tweets and others wonder why is a huge magazine publishing plucking this political reporter to run the sister publication. is she qualified at all was a big question. now condenas talked about her values an inclusivity and depth but that wasn't enough, the controversy grew and enough is enough and this is not all about left and right and -- perhaps as a standard offin offensive p

jon: a recently-hired editor at teen vogue is out of a job.orced to quit even before she started after facing a storm of criticism and being accused of having sent racist and homophobic tweets as a teenager ten years ago. christina coleman has more from los angeles. >> reporter: hi, jon. yes, new details on this. fox news has learned that a teen vogue senior social media manager who used racially-charged language herself back in 2009 and 2010 on twitter was one of the staff members who supported ousting alexi mccammond. she had apologized multiple times for the racist tweet she posted a decade ago when she was just 17 years old, and over the past ten years she has worked for axios and spoke as a contributor for msnbc and nbc. an executive within conde nast, the company that owns "teen vogue," says they were aware of her apologies and that because of her, quote, remarkable work they were excited to welcome her to their community. but some teen vogue staffers were still upset over the tweets from a decade ago ago and two major advertise thers su

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eric: the new editor-in-chief team vogue stepping down. even before she started the job that following the backlash over the tree she posted when she was a teenager and is apologized for its per-unit five in los angeles with the very latest on this controversy. reporter: hi eric, we've learned new details, we have learned that it team vogue social media managers who have supported or used a recent term herself on twitter back in 2009 and 2010 in this revelation comes from the hills resigning from her new job as editor-in-chief team vogue of the homophobic and anti- asian and she posted a decade ago when she was 17 years old. and she has apologized multiple times for her past tweet from when she was a teenager and for the past year, she's worked for served as a contributor for msnbc and nbc. an executive is saying now the company that owns team vogue said they were aware of our best weeds and so were her apologies were sincere because they were excited to welcome her to their community but some team vogue staffers leaders for the tweets she

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that's the case for the young lady who lost her job at teen vogue.n example and to be graceful and show lexie some grace. it would have been an opportunity for her to show herself as a great editor and someone who has been through a process and a learning experience and could have been a wonderful editor. a missed opportunity. >> yes. you have read my book that is coming out next week. i wanted to highlight something from that. the story of the woman held. she was going to be stoned by this crowd after her for committing adultery. and jesus said let anyone who is without sin cast a stone at her. he gave her dignitiy and a second chance andly does that for us every time we fall. that's an important message to know there are second chances and foregiveness. we joked about it during the commercial but it's true i need it every day. >> every hour, every minute. one thing i love about your book, you highlight so many wonderful women. you talk about jesus and how jesus is the ultimate champion for women and how he was retch olutionary in what he for women

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teen vogue hypocrisy.nior staffers at the magazine locking down their twitter accounts now after one of their colleagues was exposed for using the n word in tweets. opposed the hiring of another person for her previous tweets. one used the offensive slur in tweets more than a decade ago now and davitt of irish and filipino descent had said going public with her letter complaining of mchammond has apologized for tweets a decade ago parted ways from teen vogue before her job even started. lawrence jones is with me now. lawrence, top line thoughts on the hypocrisy here. >> well, many of us called this was going to happen. she still has her job, though. the thing about alexi many of her remarks i disagreed with. she was a rising star in the movement. this wasn't some scoop. she presented this to axios, apologized for it and said she was a child and had grown from this moment. she did the same thing with teen vogue. was very transparent about her past remarks. wanted some redemption, and these people went after

teen vogue, the ceo said the decision was made.as still there but they responded to a revolt from the staff and a loss of advertising dollars because the advertisers began to pull out. they made that decision. then you have to throw in the fact last week the country was on pins and needles because of the shooting in atlanta and anti-asian bias which was in her tweet, it was front and center for the country and pushed the button on her. it's bigger than any one critic who may be a hypocrite. >> yes. what do you think, jesse? amazing how they lock down their tweets. i think they have something to hide. [laughing]. >> yeah. that's why i don't tweet. nothing to lock down. we have a very small whiny group of 20 years old woke losers who control corporate america. >> yes. >> ceos who are 60 years old who have life experience, well traveled, well read and well educated. making payroll and in charge of 1,000 employees and investing and they are terrified of someone living in their dorm who gets 50 likes on twitter who says they are offende

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life so even when i go to the toilet or drink water every day or those i don't walk normally but in a vogue in kalak style not really. from its beginnings voting has had a radical sensibility people here hope it's growing popularity will tell its subversive and liberating edge. gowalla so how much is identity intrinsic to an artist's work that's the question that's come up over and over as publishers in various countries grapple with translating the hill we climb a poem recited by american poet amanda gorman at the inauguration of president joe biden well the german translation is now finally out done by 3 women of different ethnicities this comes after controversies including in the netherlands over translators who were not women of color like the poet herself some more culture news now the museum in paris is digitized and uploaded more than 3 quarters of its collection now anyone with an internet connection can view high resolution images of more than 480000 works of art including many that are kept in the museum storage. and in london people who have lost loved ones to the coronavirus ha

. >>> the newly named editor-in-chief of teen "vogue" is out of a job before she started. 27-year-old says that she and publisher "condenast" decided to part ways. it comes after she received backlash about anti-asian and homophobic tweets that she sent a decade ago when she was a teenager and a college student. she is black and was supposed to start her new job next week. she said that she should not have tweeted what she did. >>> an amtrak train collides with a truck, and armie hammer is under investigation. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "los angeles times" reports los angeles police are investigating actor armie hammer about an alleged sexual assault. police say a woman filed a report last month claiming she was attacked by hammer. investigators did not provide further details or say who made the claim, but the "times" reports a source close to the investigation says it was filed by the same woman who alleged in a news conference yesterday that she was violently raped by hammer in 2017. the woman said she was in a four-year relationship

life so even when i go to the toilet or drink water every day or those i don't walk normally but in a vogue in kalak style not really. from its beginnings voting has had a radical sensibility people here hope it's growing popularity will tell its subversive and liberating a. gowalla so how much is identity and to an artist's work that's the question that's come up over and over as publishers in various countries grapple with translating the hill we climb the poem recited by american poet amanda gorman at the inauguration of president joe biden well the german translation is now finally out done by 3 women of different ethnicities this comes after controversies including in the netherlands over translators who were not women of color like the poet herself some more culture news now the museum in paris is digitized and uploaded more than 3 quarters of its collection now anyone with an internet connection can view high resolution images of more than 480000 works of art including many that are kept in the museum storage. and in london people who've lost loved ones to the coronavirus have starte

so they are producing all of this kind of recruitment basically, this is published in vogue. and also material culture in the form of the yellow ribbon, and it says under the 19th amendment i cast my first vote. november 2nd, 1920. so clearly it was engaging the new female voter and so it was for hurting and coolidge. the straight republican ticket. on the piece of paper on which the ribbon was sold it says souvenir of this greatest event of my life. so it really dramatized the act of voting. but for some women it was the greatest vote of their life. it meant that they had achieved the first step towards equality. and gaining a more the mechanic experience as a citizen of the united states through the voting rights that they had achieved. in the concluding gallery of the exhibition i wanted to make sure to point out the text of the 19th amendment, what it says, and what it does not say. so it reads right of citizens of the united states shall not be denied by the united states or by any state on account of sex. so letting that sink in, when you think about the wording of the

that the women come from countries like vogue area romania albania and moldova europe's poor houses 90 percent of the sex work is in germany on migrants many of them work illegally have no apartment no health insurance and are not registered to living there has known some of them for years. here in public here in our neighborhood we have a lot of women who work for extremely low prices for some of them it's still a lot of money but they have to serve a huge number of clients and there's a few of hi i've met some women who had up to 40 clients a day it's a foot high i'm talking. cafes and bars normally serve as a place to make contact with clients but even they are closed right now still business can continue online sandra knows all the relevant platforms like ladies sugar daddy or buy me. meetings or even arranged on facebook or what's up. in mind here after you put on when you go on one of these platforms some people will write to ask can even send me do you have facebook or whatsapp can i see pictures of you it's what i am when you ask what kind of pictures they want to see you naked

. >> reporter: when beverly johnson posed for the cover of "vogue" in 1974, she made history. >> there never been a black woman on that cover. and i realized the responsibility that came with this. >> reporter: she said in the decade since, she requested black photographers and makeup artists, but was reprimanded, and that she often earned less for modeling jobs than her white peers. >> and racism was alive and thriving. >> reporter: what has changed? >> it has been an amazing moment, i think in the world. people are finally listening. >> reporter: listening as the black lives matter movement has amplified calls for the fashion industry to tackle accusations of racism from this black face sweater by gucci and burberry hoodie featuring a noose, to a widespread lack of diversity. >> kenya hunt is the deputy editor at "grazia u.k" magazine. >> you see the exclusivity at >> you see the exc every level of the industry. the magazines, what does the magazine staff look like. what are the board of directors of a lot of these big brands look like. >> reporter: so, when big brands show support f

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once lived they kept up the pressure at the top by beating fiber of champions league hopefuls vols vogue and frankfurt both failed to when there were narrow victories for labor close in and had to land on friday drew nail now with months and a quick reminder of the top story we're following for you at this hour a series of large explosions has rocked the city of bots on equitorial guinea the health ministry says at least 17 people have been killed in the blasts at a military base hundreds more are injured and the cause of the explosion mains unclear. more on this developing story at the top of the hour top c event. where i come from we have to fight for a free press and was born and raised in a new town with the day to shift with just one t.v. shadow and if you newspapers when official information has attorneys over the streets of many characters on the floor lives are always the same forward to the social inequality that can the freedom of the press. corruption weak on the 4th just a side when you call most of the fans the humans and see them right through fools who have decided to put

george tension to the problem of sex slavery and to show solidarity with girls their raging remain and vogue area the plan is to hang the posters on building site advertising boards no. money for it powerless only because it's romanian police officer. but because of the pandemic an online meeting must suffice they've been meeting for years and have become friends and that's even though they need a translator to communicate soon to have a lot of women come back to romania from germany brothels hero ball had to close schools with well. yeah sitting at yes they have come back but they haven't been registered so there are no statistics and they don't know exactly how many have returned but they can see that the number of sex workers on the streets has increased in romania. inspector door you works for the national agency against human trafficking in bribes of the agency has victims of trafficking to press charges and puts them in contact with the aid groups he too believes the german system makes life easier for the traffickers. germany out of germany is a special case because sex work is legal

concerns in europe and asia about the astra zeneca corn virus vaccine saying it is safe thailand in vogue area are the latest countries to delay its roll out after reports of cases of blood quality. to south africa now where tributes are being paid to the zulu king who has died at the age of 72 the nation says good will just as well a teeny had been in hospital for weeks to treat diabetes when his health took a turn for the worse kings when a teeny was a leader of south africa's largest tribe is served as a monarch for 5 decades has more from johannesburg. the king goodwills in italy had been ill for more than a month admitted to hospital for treatment related to diabetes a source of africans have known for some weeks that he has been ill but i think he's passing has been met with shock and mourning from many south africans the zulu nation specifically there are at least 11000000 zulus in south africa many of them in kwazulu-natal and we also heard from the former deputy president in south africa who spoke about the point of pride that the king had in the hearts of many south africans and

sasha has a one year old child an early supporter youngest siblings back in vogue area both now have cleaning jobs money is tight but at least they're no longer in sex work and they say without yulia they would never have escaped. she. is an advice and support center for women in sex work in the city of mannheim it runs on public funds and private donations usually a vega set it up herself 7 years ago at the time she face stiff opposition because sex workers in germany don't have lobby groups to represent their interests to begin the 1st there were very few people who saw any point in seeing how many couldn't understand why sex workers would need help i think people are more willing to part with their money when it's children or animals in distress off commonly gives out food assists women in dealing with your thora g.'s arranges emergency accommodation and helps those who want to exit the sex trade. sandra comes here nearly every day she loves to cook today she's preparing a dish from her homeland jamaica she is she feels accepted. second esther calvin since the 1st day i walked in

teen "vogue" needs to turn it around.how, we've stumbled, and i can tell you, i had a big stumble and i was apologizing a lot. i couldn't believe how many people didn't know my heart all of a sudden, didn't feel they could speak out, and that is an environment where you can stand up for someone like -- i will stand up for alexi. she shouldn't have been fired, hands down. i'm not afraid to stay it. is anyone else? and kat, i wonder what you hope people will learn, what you learned through your personal experience that they can take away from this conversation? >> i think there are so many people who are fixated on their anger, and it may be righteous anger. that's not enough. moving forward, moving through it, there's so many people who confess to me their previous transgressions. like there's a hunger for grace and grace and accountability as you have all said live happily together if we can get there. >> eddie glaude, kurt bar della, cat rakowski and reverend sharpton, thank you all. >> wonderful note. >> amen, amen to c