A week after it's fairly noisy departure of Erik van muiswinkel and Jochem Myjer also puts reporter Dolores Lioness a line under her work at the Sinterklaas journal.
She says to opinion site Joop.nl that they leave because they are no longer behind the program.
The reporter believes that the Sinterklaas journal must have an exemplary role in the discussion on Zwarte Piet. Lioness says that too little attention is paid to what supporters and opponents of Zwarte Piet.
"People often put their heels in the sand because they think they be accused of discrimination, but it's not always discrimination. I think if you can bend to the ignorance by the conversation really, that the discussion would be "much less painful, she says to Joop.
' NOT DIVERSE enough ' Lioness says they're going to miss the program, but that they can sell it to itself still attached to work with. She says the NTR stands for diversity and that this is not enough to see back at the Sinterklaas journal.
Dolores Lioness was since 2012 reporter at the Sinterklaas journal. She is also known by the Bell House, that program presents them since 2001. The NTR regrets the departure of the presenter, but respects the decision, writes NOS.
In an open letter, the NTR earlier criticism that the program is not fast enough say goodbye to Zwarte Piet. The broadcaster calls it "evident and obvious" that Zwarte Piet is changing, but asked critics to be patient.
By Metro: Editorial Photo: REUTERS
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