One woman's reasons for leaving the LA Times

Nancy Cleeland is one of the 57 journalists who has accepted redundancy from the Los Angeles Times, but her reasons for leaving may well be unique. She is frustrated at the paper's failure to report on the plight of California's working class. The region, she writes, "is defined by gaping income disparities and an enormous pool of low-wage immigrant workers... It's also home to one of the most active and creative labour federations in the country. But you wouldn't know any of that from reading a typical issue of the LA Times." Her views make for interesting reading. (Via Huffington Post)