· Updated January 16, 2025 12:27 AM · 4 min read read
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BOSTON — Weeks after he vowed to not cave to pressure and sacrifice "our values to slake the thirst" of the sexual harassment disclosure movement by identifying the Boston Globe State House reporter dismissed over a series of sexual misconduct claims, editor-in-chief Brian McGrory has changed his mind.
In a note appearing in Friday's edition of the Globe, McGrory admitted that he erred in his decision not to identify former reporter James O'Sullivan.
BOSTON — Weeks after he vowed to not cave to pressure and sacrifice "our values to slake the thirst" of the sexual harassment disclosure movement by identifying the Boston Globe State House reporter dismissed over a series of sexual misconduct claims, editor-in-chief Brian McGrory has changed his mind.
In a note appearing in Friday's edition of the Globe, McGrory admitted that he erred in his decision not to identify former reporter James O'Sullivan.…