The NY Times aims to diversify its crossword puzzles with new fellowship
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Filed under:New York Times crosswords have long catered to a white, male, Eurocentric audienceIf you’re an avid crossword puzzler, then you may know that crossword puzzling is in a moment of change, as constructors attempt to make their clues more relevant and inclusive. On Monday, The New York Times announced its inaugural Diverse Crossword Constructor Fellowship, which aims “to provide mentorship and support for constructors from underrepresented groups, including women, people of color and the L.G.B.T.Q. community,” according to the announcement, and is for constructors who have not had a crossword published in the Times.
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