Yael Kohen has joined the Wall Street Journal as an arts and entertainment editor.
Previously, she was working at Refinery29 as an executive editor.
She has also served as a contributing editor and associate editor at Marie Claire. Kohen also worked as a reporter for the New York Magazine and The New York Sun. Initially, she has also interned at the New York Daily News.
Kohen is also the author of “We Killed: The Rise of Women in American Comedy.”
Kohen is a graduate from University of Michigan with a degree in political science.
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I’m a bit disheartened by the fact that Yael Kohen is still considered a viable employee with The Wall Street Journal given the recent revelations of her behavior at Refinery29. She is a large part of the problem and to allow people like her to flourish is a signal that you believe that there was nothing wrong with her behavior and that this will all just blow over. Shame on you. Shame on you.