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Dokoupil asks steelworkers to swap jobs live at a Pittsburgh factory, prompting immediate online mockery.
Critics say a seven-figure anchor role should not appear to complain about hard work.
The moment circulated as part of ongoing debate over the tone of CBS Evening News coverage.
Ryan Grim and other critics amplified the clip on social media with sharp commentary.
The discussion ties to broader questions about how anchors cover foreign policy and crises.
The Raw Story piece notes reaction from media figures and followers across platforms.
The article is part of Raw Story's coverage of media personalities and accountability.
The clip was recorded in Pittsburgh, alongside steelworkers at a factory.
The piece frames the moment within a broader critique of anchors’ perceived influence and privilege.

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A race-focused critique surfaced around Mike Tomlin's Pittsburgh tenure, prompting debate on media and city dynamics.
The article argues some writers frame Pittsburgh as a 'white city' that influences perceptions of Tomlin.
The piece notes that reports about a white press corps referring to Tomlin by first name were deemed not inherently disrespectful by NFL reporters.
The article ties claims about Rooney Rule and DEI hiring to broader political critiques around Tomlin's coaching decisions.
The piece criticizes the cited claims as race-baiting and argues Tomlin's career is not adequately supported by evidence in the article.
The article presents a critical stance toward the original commentary, calling some claims assumptions without receipts.
The reference piece suggests the reporting missed substantial evidence to support views about Pittsburgh fans' racism.
The article frames Tomlin's Pittsburgh era within a broader national debate about race, media, and coaching decisions.
OutKick's piece includes critical responses from other sports reporters about workplace dynamics between reporters and coaches.
The piece cites a journalist's claim that Pittsburgh is the 'whitest major metropolitan area' and discusses its impact on coaching narratives.

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