Whatever else you can say about Jose Antonio Vargas’s New York Times confessional, he’s ended the public silence about a shameful, critically important and deeply human subject that affects us all but too few people have been willing to discuss: the comically self-important blowhards who apparently serve as top executives at our great newspapers.
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