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This about says it all.... "We’re witnessing today a disastrous fight within the Sulzberger family. Pinch is battling all his ancestors, including his father. Pinch says they were all homophobes. He is not inaccurate in that statement. Pinch’s grandmother (the mother of Pinch’s father, Punch Sulzberger, who could not read the paper because of his dyslexia but was Chairman for 34 years) was so extreme in her dislike of homosexuals that she prevented the Times from providing any dialogue or leadership when psychiatrists, artists, etc. began to change their views. ".....http://www.massnews.com/2006_editions/5_May/52606_pinch_apologizes_but_makes_things_worse.htm Meanwhile, Pinch is apparently not overtly homosexual (with a wife and children), but he revels in discussing homosexuality with many friends who dress in women’s clothes. This has been explained fully by us many times and can be found in our free Archives or in Atty. Pawlick’s book, “Libel by New York Times.” Whatever your feelings about homosexuality, our nation has been drawn into a battle within the Sulzberger family between Pinch, its Chairman since 1997, and the rest of the clan. When one owns the multi-billion dollar conglomerate known as The New York Times Company and the Chairman is seeking to “get even” with his father and others, it has poisonous consequences for our nation. This is documented in the many histories of the New York Times, particularly "The Trust."