'Our mastheads have been far too white for far too long,' the food magazine said in a statement
, and Where We Go From Here" that the picture was "horrific on its own, but speaks to much broader and longstanding impact of racism at these brands."
"While we’ve hired more people of color, we have continued to tokenize many BIPOC staffers and contributors in our videos and on our pages," the post continued.admitted that many staffers who are black, indigenous or people of color "have been in entry-level positions with little power" and vowed "to accelerate their career advancement and pay."
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