New York Times Executive Editor Jill Abramson, 60, is kind of a badass.
In an interview with Out magazine published Tuesday, Abramson admitted that she has four tattoos, including the New York Times “T” and an “H” for her alma mater, Harvard University.
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“It’s become for me a strange form of personal hieroglyphics,” Abramson said. “I have now four. I think eventually, when I finish doing them, will tell the story of me, of where I lived, and what things have been important to me. That doesn’t mean that I have my kid’s pictures tattooed.”
“I have two then on my back that are the two institutions that I revere, that have shaped me,” She continued. “One is unsurprisingly the amazing ‘T’ in The New York Times newspaper. Then I have a Crimson Harvard ‘H’ and that’s for Harvard, and also for my husband Henry, who we met when we were in the same class at Harvard.
The mother-of-two started at the Times in 1997, so she could have gotten the ink anytime over the past 17 years.