Condé Nast launches investigation into a top executive who staff say ignored their calls to diversify Bon Appétit Test Kitchen videos

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• Condé Nast has launched an investigation into vice president Matt Duckor, five sources confirmed to Business Insider.
• He is the head of lifestyle and style programming at the publisher. 
• In a Business Insider investigation published on Tuesday, current and former staffers said that Duckor failed to include non-white talent in Bon Appétit's video content. 
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Condé Nast has launched an investigation into Matt Duckor, who is the head of lifestyle and style programming at the publisher. 

Five Bon Appétit staffers told Business Insider that interim editor-in-chief Amanda Shapiro shared that Duckor is under investigation after several homophobic and racist tweets of his have surfaced. One tweet reads, "tough day meeting with loads of hot Asian women with Anna not being able to say anything about you checking them out... yeah, rough."

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