The November 20, 2019 New York Times ran two stories on its front page. One was about a Hispanic woman who had won a seat on the Yakima, Washington city council. The Times reported that Miss Gutierrez became:
Among the first Latino politicians ever elected in the Central Washington community of nearly 94,000 where the number of Latinos has doubled in just one generation, now making up almost half of the total population.
Lower down on the same page, in a story about a “racist manifesto” at Syracuse University, the Times said the manifesto “warned of ‘the great replacement,’ a right-wing conspiracy theory that predicts white genocide at the hands of minority groups.” Apparently the Times does not read its own front page. Or if it does, its thinking is so compartmentalized by ideology that it cannot see the contradiction between calling a replacement of whites by other races and ethnic groups a “conspiracy theory” on the same page where it reports exactly that in Yakima, Washington. This is cognitive dissonance on a grand scale.
https://www.traditionalright.com/the-lefts-cognitive-dissonance/