Re: Greatest comic strip ever gets axed for satirizing wokeness

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"jecorbe...@yahoo.com" <jecorbe...@yahoo.com> wrote:
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> https://www.msn.com/en-us/entertainment/celebrity/comic-strip-gets-the-chop-after-poking-fun-at-wokeness/ar-AA129dqp?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531&cvid=6d9e4d1fe2384d16873623d85e19bafb
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> A company that owns 77 newspapers has dropped Dilbert because a few
> people with no sense of humor called to complain about the strip making fun
> of wokeness. Fortunately, I no longer read newspapers and get my daily fix of
> Dilbert online. If you like, you can see it online at dilbert.com.

Lee Enterprises is based in Iowa and run by wacko Mary E. Junck.

Mary E. Junck
Chairman, Lee Enterprises, Inc.
Mary E. Junck is a businessperson who has been at the head of 7
different companies. Presently, she is Chairman of Lee
Enterprises, Inc. Ms. Junck is also on the board of Madison
Newspapers, Inc., Quad-Cities First & Putnam Museum, Postmedia
Network, Inc. and Postmedia Network Canada Corp.

She previously occupied the position of President of Pioneer
Press, President, Senior Vice President & General Manager at
Saint Paul Pioneer Press, Member of The Greater Baltimore
Alliance, Inc., Chairman, President & Chief Executive Officer at
St. Louis Post-Dispatch LLC, President & Director at Pulitzer,
Inc., Chief Executive Officer of The Baltimore Sun Co. LLC, EVP
& President-Eastern Newspapers at Times Mirror Co., Assistant
Director-Advertising at The Miami Herald, Inc., Manager-
Marketing Research at The Charlotte Observer Publishing Co. and
Chairman at The Associated Press (New York).

Mary E. Junck received an undergraduate degree from Valparaiso
University and a graduate degree from The University of North
Carolina at Charlotte.

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She's blowing Warren Buffett.

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"Alden argues Junck and Moloney have served for more than 20
year, and are responsible for Lee's "significant
underperformance" since its acquisition of Berkshire Hathaway's
BH Media Group.

Alden also took aim at a letter Lee sent to shareholders on
Monday, which said, in part, "A “Vulture Hedge Fund” is seeking
to acquire Lee at a steep discount. Don't let it take value that
belongs to you."

"We urge stockholders not to be misled by the Company’s
misleading and disparaging rhetoric about our intentions for
Lee," Alden said. "Simply put, we are not seeking to acquire Lee
at a steep discount, nor could the election of our two entirely
independent director candidates result in any such unfair
transaction."

Alden said its goal was to bring "independent perspectives and
relevant expertise to the boardroom and, who are committed to re-
shaping the highly questionable corporate governance practices
at Lee." "