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Brands Show Their Support For The BLM Movement Alongside The Public, But Most Are Met With Criticism
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In recent weeks, large corporations have spoken out on the death of George Floyd to take a stand across social media. While some of these statements have been well-received online, most are deemed empty platitudes.
Twitter Finds New Meaning In "Mr. Brightside" During The George Floyd Protests
June 16th, 2020 6:15 PM
The Killers' 2003 hit has people falling asleep and "calling ACAB" in 2020.
Portland Protests Graced With Presence Of Caesar, The No Drama Llama In This Trying Time
June 3rd, 2020 2:15 PM
Even the llamas are standing up for Black Lives Matter
People Are Sharing Tips On How To Masturbate After Getting Tear Gassed
June 3rd, 2020 11:00 AM
Well, here's America 2020 for you.
Brands Attempting To Support The Movement Surrounding The Death Of George Floyd See Mixed Reception Online
June 1st, 2020 5:47 PM
Companies took to social media to speak out on the event and issue at large over the last week, but these attempts have been met with backlash, praise and memes.
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Brands Show Their Support For The BLM Movement Alongside The Public, But Most Are Met With Criticism
In recent weeks, large corporations have spoken out on the death of George Floyd to take a stand across social media. While some of these statements have been well-received online, most are deemed empty platitudes.
Twitter Finds New Meaning In "Mr. Brightside" During The George Floyd Protests
The Killers' 2003 hit has people falling asleep and "calling ACAB" in 2020.
Portland Protests Graced With Presence Of Caesar, The No Drama Llama In This Trying Time
Even the llamas are standing up for Black Lives Matter
People Are Sharing Tips On How To Masturbate After Getting Tear Gassed
Well, here's America 2020 for you.
Brands Attempting To Support The Movement Surrounding The Death Of George Floyd See Mixed Reception Online
Companies took to social media to speak out on the event and issue at large over the last week, but these attempts have been met with backlash, praise and memes.
