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Austin newspaper not publishing 'vague description' of shooting suspect because it 'could be harmful in perpetuating stereotypes'

Early this morning there was a shooting in Austin, Texas that left more than a dozen people injured, but fortunately there were no fatalities, though two people remain in critical condition:

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The suspect fled the scene, and there is what’s been called a “vague description,” but the Austin American-Statesman won’t be sharing it:

This is at the bottom of their story on the shooting:

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That’s… interesting.

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It’s almost as if they’re worried about breaking a stereotype instead of perpetuating one.

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