Re:Facebook fires employee for publicly scolding a colleague
by microswan on Saturday June 13, 2020 @01:06AM
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> And make no mistake, silence is complicity.
This is needlessly reductive and unhelpful. One can work to end racism and police brutality without supporting groups like BLM and/or making public declarations about the issues.
This is needlessly reductive and unhelpful. One can work to end racism and police brutality without supporting groups like BLM and/or making public declarations about the issues.
So, no. Silence is not complicity.