The complaint alleges that Monica Burton, a white female, was hired as the deputy real-estate editor at the New York Times due to her race and gender, while a 'significantly less qualified multiracial black woman' was chosen instead. The Times has denied the allegations.
Monica Burton has been identified as the woman who was hired by the New York Times as deputy real-estate editor , allegedly due to her race and gender, according to a discrimination complaint.
The complaint alleges that the job instead went to a 'significantly less qualified multiracial black woman' who ranked among 'the two lowest rated candidates out of the four finalists.
' The filing also names Nikita Stewart, the New York Times editor who oversaw the paper's real-estate desk, as a key figure in the alleged discrimination. The Times has denied the allegations that race and gender were the determining factors in Burton's hiring
New York Times Deputy Real-Estate Editor Alleged Discrimination Monica Burton Nikita Stewart EEOC Trump Administration Call To Action Merit-Based Hiring Practices Diversity Goals
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