Penguin Random House reveals a new report on the apparent internal unrest in Canada following the publication of a book by Canadian clinical psychologist Justin Jordan Peterson.
Peterson, a professor of psychology at the University of Toronto and popular podcast host, announced Monday that he will be releasing a new book, “Bind Order: Life for 12 More Rules,” which will be released in March next year.
However, Weiss reported Tuesday that Peterson’s book has caused an emotional uproar in the Canadian publishing giant, with employees trying to pressure the company to cancel the book’s release.
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According to the report, the management of Penguin Random House Canada (PRHC), a subsidiary of Penguin Random House, was confronted by several “employees” in an inland town hall on Monday and “dozens more people have lodged anonymous complaints against the PRHC’s latest launch plan.” Work with a professor.
One town hall participant said, “The fact that she’s an icon of white supremacy, regardless of her hate speech and transphobia and the contents of their book, and I’m not proud to work for the company that publishes it.” He is also a member of the LGBTQ community.
CambridgeJ, Cambridgeshire – November 02: Portrait of Jordan Peterson at The Cambridge Union on November 02, 2018 in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire. (Photo by Chris Williamson / Getty Images)
Another employee alleged that “people were crying at the meeting about how Jordan Peterson is affecting their lives” with one explaining that Peters “made his father a fanatic” and another insisting on the publication of Peterson’s book “negatively affecting his non-binary friend . “
“Since June, the company has been working with all these anti-racist and allied parties and they are against publishing Peterson’s book in its entirety. It just seems like all their previous efforts are fully demonstrative, ”the employee told Vice.
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“We announced yesterday that we would be publishing Jordan Peterson’s new book Beyond Order this coming March. Immediately after the announcement we held a forum and gave our staff space to express their views and give feedback,” the PRHC said in a statement. “Our employees have launched an anonymous feedback channel, which we fully support. We are open to listening to our employees’ responses and answering all their questions. We are committed to publishing many voices and perspectives.”
Wise’s report quickly mocked the crying employees with critics on social media and suggested that they should be fired or fired by the publisher for their emotional reaction to Peterson’s work.
Penguin Random House Canada did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Fox News.
