A number of companies have released statements pledging support to the black community. Amazon, Spotify, Snap, Netflix, Microsoft, Zillow and Disney are some of the corporations to speak out. But there have been calls by some online for companies to specify exactly how they are supporting the black community, while others are pointing out a perceived double standard in firms’ actions.
After Amazon tweeted: “Together we stand in solidarity with the Black community,” the American Civil Liberties Union responded: “Will you commit to stop selling face recognition surveillance technology that supercharges police abuse?”The NFL was also criticised by filmmaker Ava Duvernay for being “hollow + disingenuous.” Former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick has not found work in the league since 2017, after he would protest police brutality and the racist treatment of black people in the U.S.
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Lol this big corporations only fear the future financial losses from protests, riots, looting, unemployment,... They don't actually CARE for racism
American are going to finish in few years. Americans are eagerly waiting themselves.
А вы с этим согласны?
They are also the companies who fund the riot. Funny how that works...but not really.
Is there a maximum height for skyscrapers? The answer:
what about the millions being slaughtered in China & Hong Kong...when will it be okay, to talk about ethnic cleansing in North Africa & Asia, Middle East.....
This is so dumb. Just give it deserving black families to help lift them out of the ghetto.
Interesting because nflcommish stole $250k from the latest charity auction. Very interesting. He's also a pedo.
you mean to Globalist Elite Control
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