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The Washington Post offices. (ERIC BARADAT/AFP via Getty) The Washington Post is facing criticism after it said staff can attend Pride marches and Juneteenth celebrations because they’re not political – but protests remain out of the question. The newspaper’s managing editors made the comments in an email sent to staff, which was acquired by Max Tani of In the email, the managing editors of The Washington Post said they wanted to “take this moment to clarify our guidance on certain expressions of personal identity” ahead of the season of festivals and parades. The editors said...