National Public Radio recently announced a collection of NPR logos that fans / artists had created in honor of the network. Fearing that I may already be too late, I hastily created my own graphic and sent it to NPR's ombudsman along with the introductory email below.
U.S. I can only assume this is due to the overwhelming percentage of Jewish hosts, guests, and underwriters in NPR programming. If I am wrong, please enlighten me with some evidence to the contrary.
Did I hear correctly that NPR has a recent collection of logos submitted by artists/fans? I know I'm a bit late, but I'd love for you to look at my efforts. I thought this up a few weeks back not even knowing a contest was in the works. I think it truly reflects the nature and spirit of NPR.
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In the mean time, I will leave you to reflect on which is worse: Your moral failing in avoiding an important health issue affecting children or your professional failing in allowing Jewish religious beliefs to impact NPR's news coverage.
Yours,
(Name withheld)