1. In June 2018, Joy Reid formally apologized, saying she had evolved in the years since she wrote the posts: "I'm a better person today than I was over a decade ago.
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2. In 2017, Joy Reid ranked fourth among Twitter's top tweeted news outlets and most tweeted journalist (@JoyAnnReid) at each outlet.
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5. In a 2013 interview on MSNBC, Joy Reid recalled that her college experience was a quick immersion into a demographically opposite place from where she lived, from a community that was 80 percent African-American to a community that was six percent African-American.
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6. In 2017 and 2018, Joy Reid faced controversy after a series of what The New York Times called "incendiary" posts from her defunct, decade-old blog were rediscovered and shared on social media.
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