In the front, or in the back?
“But, beginning in the new year, the grand ship that is The Times will be A. G.’s to steer. Most importantly, A.G. will continue our longstanding commitment to Clinton Derangement Syndrome, and to the sacred principles of High Broderism. After all, vacation homes in Turks & Caicos don’t pay for themselves, and that Trump Tax Cut will be most welcome to A.G., Dean Baquet, and all our major shareholders and chief executives.”
My brother-in-law became a welder because his father was a welder, a very tough union to get into, but guaranteed high paying employment virtually for life and came with his father’s endorsement. Actors and actresses children become actors and actresses. Same with musicians and writers. It’s what the offspring grow up with and know. But as @thunderclapnewman said, the NYT has been run by the family as is Nordstrom.
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I know I’ve thoroughly beat the subject to death but nepotism is best represented by a son-in-law and daughter being appointed to influential offices in the administration.