Former 'GMA' Anchor Janai Norman Accuses ABC News, Michael Strahan of Upholding White Supremacy
Janai Norman, former anchor of 'Good Morning America Weekend,' has publicly criticized ABC News and its host Michael Strahan, accusing them and other news organizations of being 'complicit in upholding white supremacy.' Her critiques, made months after her contract was not renewed by ABC, have reportedly caused unease among network staffers. Norman specifically targeted Strahan's interview with the parents of Nolan Wells, an 18-year-old found dead in Mississippi, calling one of his questions insensitive and non-objective. She argued that news outlets often place too much trust in law enforcement as primary sources, failing to apply sufficient skepticism, especially given historical contexts like Mississippi's. Norman also extended her criticism to 'World News Tonight with David Muir' for its coverage of a $567 million ruling against Meta, suggesting the report softened the story's impact by omitting stronger judicial language.