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Mikhaila Peterson Doubles Down: Publisher Should Fire ‘Crying Adults,’ Can’t ‘Run A Business When You’re Being Manipulated’

Eric Quintanar
Mikhaila Peterson Doubles Down: Publisher Should Fire ‘Crying Adults,’ Can’t ‘Run A Business When You’re Being Manipulated’
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Professor Jordan Peterson’s daughter dropped some additional thoughts Wednesday after Vice News reported that staff members at Penguin Random House Canada, which has contracted with Peterson for his new book “Beyond Order: 12 More Rules For Life,” were openly complaining and crying about publishing her father’s forthcoming book.

Mikhaila Peterson, 28, revealed that Penguin Random House Canada has long-supported her father, and slammed the idea of employees who would cry at the thought of publishing Peterson’s forthcoming book as “ideologically possessed.”

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