The paper’s response to this 11-year-old girl will make your day better
A story in 4 parts to make your day better.
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It began when this chap tweeted how his cousin’s 11-year-old daughter had secretly been reading the Washington Post.
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How big a fan was she? This big.
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And then guess who got in touch?
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Yeah, but did they really end up doing anything about it?
Bravo!
this site is sometimes good: a story in four parts pic.twitter.com/biB0b402hS
— Steven Rich (@dataeditor) April 11, 2018
This pleases me. When I joined @SunderlandEcho I went back to my primary school and my former teacher asked what I was doing. When I told her, she said "You did it, then. When you were eight, you told me you'd be a reporter for the Echo." I had NO recollection of the conversation
— Kevin Clark (@kevinclarkjp) April 11, 2018
Can we acknowledge how Washington Post said “can’t wait to work for her”?! They could have used ‘with’ but chose a more personal toned word and that’s amazing.
— Carson (@TCarsonEnloe) April 11, 2018
This is the future liberals want.
— Federico Donelli (@fdonelli) April 11, 2018
A well informed and inquisitive electorate? Yeah, I'll own up to wanting that.
— Tyler Brown (@tylerbrown84) April 11, 2018
— Reuben Hubbard (@Reubenhub) April 11, 2018
