After various controversies concerning journalistic mishaps, the New York Times faced more ridicule after publishing a story defending women against "poop shame" in the workplace.

The bizarre piece was titled, "Women Poop. At Work. Get Over It."

"Poop shame is real — and it disproportionately affects women, who suffer from higher rates of irritable bowel syndrome and inflammatory bowel disease," the article declared.

"In other words, the patriarchy has seeped into women's intestinal tracts," they added. "Let's call it the pootriarchy."

The article was accompanied with an inexplicably strange illustration showing bathroom stalls with several women in attendance, presumably being shamed over it.

Many on social media mocked and derided the New York Times for the story and the illustration.

Look, the first and second stalls are concerning in their own right, but I'm most bothered by the third stall: Only a monster would use a public restroom barefoot. https://t.co/hiLIxMdSlH
— Natalie Johnson (@nataliejohnsonn) September 17, 2019

The New York Times has been facing criticism for what many called a smear against Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, based on poorly sourced accusations.

In another odd mistake, their headline put the blame of the 9/11 attack on the airplanes taking aim the World Trade Center and made no mention of the Al Qaeda terrorists.

Here's more about the New York Times' troubles:

Gutfeld on the latest New York Times scandal www.youtube.com

[H/T: The Hill]