Malcolm Harris, who tweets at the ominous addy @BigMeanInternet and wrote a recent analysis piece for The Washington Post,deleted what may be the most heinous reaction to the morning shootings at a congressional baseball practice in Alexandria, Va. <\/p>\n
On Friday, The Washington Post featured Harris in its PostEverything section. The New Republic featured a story by Harris in August, 2016. Salon has also publishedhis work. The story says he works for The New Inquiry. The New Inquiry site describes Harris as a writer and editor living in Brooklyn and lists a slew of his work, the most recent of which is July 6, 2016. <\/p>\n
Harris is the author of Kids These Days: Human Capital and the Making of Millennials,which is allegedly being published by Little, Brown. In his Twitter bio, he says hes a full-time staff writer for Vox. <\/p>\n
But there is strangely no mention of him anywhere on the site. <\/p>\n
During the time it took me to write this story, Harris blocked me from viewing his Twitter account. <\/p>\n
Harriss tweetabout the congressional shooting is time stampedat 5:45 a.m. <\/p>\n
The news broke just after7 a.m. so perhaps hes in a different time zone. <\/p>\n
The tweet has since been deleted. <\/p>\n
Mirror note to readers: In all seriousness, judging from the lack of stability in this guys Twitter feed, authorities, not to mention friends and family, may want to look into getting this guy some help. <\/p>\n
UPDATE: WaPo and Vox PR both wrote The Mirror to severely distance themselves from Harris. WaPo says he contributed one story. Vox says he is not a Vox employee as he claims to be in his Twitter bio. I will cover this in more detail in an upcoming story. <\/p>\n
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