It's mind-boggling how harsh and widespread the reaction has been. Or he could have countered with strong editorial content. Some papers ran it with no comment, citing freedom of speech. But he is new to a very rough game. Come on, I insist.
People turn controversy into winning careers every day.
But Hernandez has had it with fame. Horowitz is of course delighted with all the attention. You can't buy this kind of publicity. People are afraid to say what they think because they're afraid of being called racist. What he would really like to do is become a theater critic for the New York Times.