Canadian Clinical Psychologist Dr. A new report shows the internal turmoil in Penguin Random Canada over the publisher’s release of a book by Jordan Peterson.

Petersen, a professor of psychology at the University of Toronto and a popular podcast host, announced on Monday that he would be releasing a new book, Beyond Order: 12 More Rules for Life, which will be released in March next year.

However, Varghese reported on Tuesday that the book by Canadian publishing giant Peterson had caused emotional outrage. Attempts by employees to put pressure on the company to cancel the book’s release.

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The management of Penguin Random House Canada, a subsidiary of Penguin Random House Canada (PRHC), was confronted on Monday in an internal town hall with dozens of “anonymous complaints” about PRHC’s plans to launch the latest. Work from a professor who speaks politically and culturally.

“He’s an icon of hate speech and transphobia. He’s an icon of white supremacy.

“People cry at the meeting about how Jordan Peterson affected their lives,” another official alleged. One said Peterson had “uprooted his father” and another said that forcing Peterson to publish his book would adversely affect their binary friend.

Since June, the company has been doing everything anti-racist and allied. The publication of Peterson’s book is against this. This seems to be a complete demonstration of their previous efforts, ”the employee told Varghese.

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The PRHC said in a statement to Varghese, “We announced yesterday that Jordan Peterson’s new book will be published this coming March. Following the announcement, we organized a forum and provided a space for our employees to express their opinions and give feedback. Employees have started an anonymous feedback channel, which we fully support. We are ready to hear the feedback of our employees and answer all their questions. We are committed to publishing many voices and perspectives. ”

Critics who mocked the weeping staff quickly went viral on social media, suggesting that the publisher should be fired or fired for his emotional reaction to Peterson’s actions.

Penguin Random Canada did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Fox News.