These statements aren’t particularly novel or groundbreaking, though my colleagues sometimes act like they are whenever I mention them. The reality — one we live with even if we don’t like to look it in the face—is that reporters of color have long been emphasizing that there are systematic issues within the industry.In 2018, theColumbia Journalism Reviewpublished the Secret Service will oversee Wednesday’s security operation, which will include the National Guard, thousands of cops, and federal agencies like the FBI and U.S. Marshals Service.Last week,as CNN reported If you weren't bawling yet, then I imagine this was the moment when the waterworks came. Set to a melancholy score with footage of a mainly unknown cast dancing at night in a freezing fountain, it just reminded you of a much more innocent time. Then you had a serious Matthew Perry reflecting about what the show meant to him, and I might as well have needed a towel to dry my tears. Oke said, “As a first-time CEO of a minority-led media company with great vision, I made business decisions for the company without intentional consideration of how decisions would affect different members of my team and so in the process unknowingly hurt Black women.” Oke also said he “emphatically and unequivocally” denied ever sexually assaulting any woman or making sexual advances to any woman at the company. A spokesperson for Oke toldTeen Vogue