[National Black Business Month 2020\U.S. Black Chambers]
U.S. Black Chambers: “Last month, there was no way to identify if a business is truly a Black-owned business. Facebook agreed to take a look at it, and now they have started to allow you to self-identity on your profile as being Black-owned…”
Photo: Twitter
National Black Business Month: Black Chambers Partner with Facebook
NAACP: Zuckerberg Isn’t Addressing White Supremacy on Facebook
[Facebook\WhiteSupremacy]
NAACP: “Mark Zuckerberg, you aren’t breaking things, you are breaking people. With a stroke of a pen, you could make Facebook better for your users, your advertisers, and society.”
Photo: YouTube
OECS MOBILIZES TO FIGHT COVID-19 IN CARIBBEAN
COVID-19\OECS\Caribbean]
The Commission of the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) continues to mobilise efforts with multiple key stakeholders to address the COVID-19 pandemic and protect the citizens in the Eastern Caribbean.
Photo: OECS
ELIMINATING MEDIAN GENDER PAY GAP GAINING GROUND IN 2020 SAYS INVESTMENT ORGANIZATION
[Gender & Racial Pay Equity\Arjuna Capital]
Arjuna Capital have been recognized for using shareholder resolutions to promote gender and racial pay equity in the tech, banking, and retail sectors.
Photo: Facebook
HOMELAND SECURITY COMMITTEE SENDS FACEBOOK, TWITTER, AND LINKEDIN LETTERS REGARDING ELECTION MISINFORMATION THREATS
[Technology News\Election Disinformation]
“Social media has become part of our everyday lives, allowing us to connect with one another and share news, media, and information more easily and widely than ever before. Foreign adversaries are exploiting social media to seek political, economic, and military advantage over the United States and its allies.”
Photo: Wikimedia Commons
