https://thehill.com/media/6208248-karen-attiah-washington-post-arbitration-job/
Attiah, who worked at the Post for 11 years as an editor and opinion writer, announced Monday she would not return due to a lack of “guaranteed freedom and institutional support” within the Post newsroom. Attiah sued for wrongful termination after she was fired for writing that America “accepts and worships gun violence” and posted a quote from Kirk in which he said a number of prominent Black women didn’t have the “brain processing power” to be taken seriously.
“I have decided not to return to what The Washington Post has become. I have accepted a settlement with the Post and will move forward with my life and career,” Attiah wrote in a post to Substack on Monday. “As excruciating as this battle has been, it was one worth fighting.”