Krishna posted a long statement on Twitter discussing the outlet’s “public reckoning.” El-Waylly will continue to write recipes and Krishna and Martinez will do editorial freelance work for the magazine and website. Krishna, El-Waylly and Martinez had been in five weeks of contract negotiations before their exits, reported Business Insider. She goes on to say that she will “continue to work at the magazine as it rebuilds,” explaining that it “is a separate entity from CNE.” I will no longer appear on the BA YouTube Channel.” It is for this reason that I’ve asked CNE to release me from the video obligations of my contract. I wish I had more to share with you after months of silence, as I know you have all been waiting for change along with me. “I support their decisions unequivocally and am extremely disheartened that Condé Nast Entertainment was unable to provide them contracts that they felt were fair and equitable. “Yesterday we lost three valuable members of our video team,” Baz wrote on Instagram. Bon Appétit Test Kitchen contributing writer Priya Krishna, assistant food editor Sohla El-Waylly and contributing food editor Rick Martinez - who make up half of the six people of color featured on the site - announced their departures on Thursday. Molly Baz, the senior food editor at Bon Appétit, announced her exit Friday to show support for three colleagues who left the channel. Yet another Bon Appétit Test Kitchen star has resigned - but this time in solidarity with colleagues at the controversy-ridden video channel. HBO Max is turning the Bon Appétit race scandal into workplace comedyīon Appetit appoints new editor-in-chief after race controversyīon Appétit videos will return in September after mass exodus

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