An excellent article. 

Something that escapes some people is that Hal Niedzviecki, Jonathan Kay, and Steve Ladurantaye all lost their big shot jobs over this debacle. Whatever the motive, the publicity was either bad for business or embarrassing to the TWUC, Walrus or the CBC, the  'bosses' wouldn't tolerate the extent to which these geniuses chose to exercise their 'freedom of expression'. That's good. 

Indigenous writers and artists can use this to advantage. Whenever non-Indigenous writers, journalists, editors and others are caught appropriating, denigrating, or otherwise exercising 'white privilege', go after the Board of Directors. Embarrass them, sue them, 'out' them on social media and traditional media. 

Make them respond to the actions of their unprincipled and racist employees. It reflects badly on all of them, after all. How can their organization or businesses be working toward reconciliation while cultural appropriation continues unchecked?