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December 21, 2022
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Netizens call out New York Times for publishing crossword design resembling swastika. Paper responds

Source: indianexpress.com indianexpress.com
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Hanukkah Hate Symbol Judaism media intelligence Nazi New York News Media Religion Social Media Swastika Twitter War
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The New York Times has found itself in the middle of a controversy after publishing a crossword that social media users have deemed to be resembling a swastika, the symbol appropriated by the Nazi Party and neo-Nazis. Netizens are slamming The New York Times for publishing this crossword on the first day of Hanukkah, a Jewish festival. The crossword, published by NYT on December 18, was titled ‘Some Theme’s Missing’ and it was concocted by Ryan McCarty, who has formulated 22 other puzzles for the paper, the New York Post reported. Also Read | Here is why the New York...
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