The Guardianflipped into TechnologyTechnology Mark Zuckerberg defends decision to allow Trump to threaten violence on Facebook The Guardian - Julia Carrie WongMark Zuckerberg is standing by his decision to allow Donald Trump to threaten violence against George Floyd protesters on the platform despite harsh criticism from civil rights leaders and public dissent
CNBCNews Civil rights leaders say they're 'disappointed and stunned' after call with Facebook's Zuckerberg and Sandberg CNBC - Lauren Feiner In posts on Twitter and Facebook on Friday, Trump addressed protests over the killing of George Floyd while in police custody, saying, "Any …
The Times of Israelflipped into The Times of IsraelDeath of George Floyd 130 Jewish groups, ‘outraged’ by Floyd killing, pledge to fight systemic racism timesofisrael.com - Raphael Ahren JTA — Dozens of American Jewish groups have pledged to work to end systemic racism in the aftermath of the George Floyd killing in Minneapolis. In a …
ABC NewsDeath of George Floyd Nationwide protests return focus to why George Floyd was initially detained ABC News - Ivan Pereira The store's owner said police had never confronted customers over phony bills. As protests continue around the country in the wake of George Floyd's …
Forbesflipped into InnovationPolitics Facebook Engineer Publicly Resigns Over Zuckerberg’s Handling Of Trump Posts Forbes - Rachel SandlerA Facebook engineer on Tuesday publicly resigned from his job and harshly criticized CEO Mark Zuckerberg over the company’s handling of President Donald Trump’s post about looters, escalating Facebook’s
Digital Trendsflipped into Digital TrendsPolitics Zuckerberg stands by Facebook’s policies as employees revolt, quit Digital Trends - Luke Dormehl Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg isn’t backing down from his decision not to moderate President Donald Trump’s recent controversial Facebook messages. In …
