I'd quote the post but they hide behind a pay wall, so I'll quote Sandmann's lawyers.
The suit says the paper described Sandmann as the instigator in a confrontation with Native American activist Nathan Phillips, “‘accost[ing]’ Phillips by ‘suddenly swarm[ing]’ him in a ‘threaten[ing]’ and ‘physically intimidat[ing]’ manner.
Covington High Teen Nicholas Sandmann Suing ‘Washington Post For $250M
I'm familiar with everything in the complaint. Read the whole thing yesterday when this first came up. It's readily available with no "waah there's a pay wall" to use as a crutch, so that argument is toast.
What you have here is part of the narrative of that complaint, written by the attorneys. Yet the same document then goes to specifics, article by article through seven exhibits, quoting the articles directly and verbatim ---- and NONE of these allegations are present there.
Not a one.
What you claimed above was what WaPo "got wrong" was the characterization of the events. Where is that characterization?
And further, how could you even know what that characterization was if you're now claiming "waah, it's behind a pay wall"?
Fabricators always get found out.