Okay so @washingtonpost, I understand trying to understand the cult of Q, but to humanize this woman for 10 paragraphs before explaining her use of racial slurs is something we should have figured out by now. https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2020/11/11/masks-qanon-target-melissa-rein-lively/

So she had a mental break. That's fair and fine, but after this summer you really think we need profiles of racists (temporary or otherwise) with 15 lifestyle pics about how she's different now? Why isn't her job helping other people leave the Q cult?

Until your publication goes out of its way to humanize Black people who face actual consequence if they did anything like destroying Target's property, and until you characterize her behavior as riotous, we don't care.

There are so many women of color doing amazing work, and you're gonna do a full profile of a "PR" professional with a YouTube channel who until a couple months ago was a racist cult member.