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Leaders of several major Black-owned media companies including Byron Allen and Ice Cube are accusing General Motors CEO Mary Barra of being racist for what they described as her refusal to meet with them.
The Black-owned media group wants GM to allocate at least 5% of its ad budget to Black-owned media companies, said Allen in an interview with the Free Press on Sunday.
Sounds like they're trying to cash in on that sweet extortion racket while the gettin' is good.
She should check her privilege and resign immediately and her position should be given to a person of color. All these white people in positions of leadership is just plain wrong and their power and privilege is rooted in white supremacy.
She should check her privilege and resign immediately and her position should be given to a person of color. All these white people in positions of leadership is just plain wrong and their power and privilege is rooted in white supremacy.
Wow, good idea! Zuckerturd and that twit from Twitter should totally do the same! White leftist CEOs are the devil!
She should check her privilege and resign immediately and her position should be given to a person of color. All these white people in positions of leadership is just plain wrong and their power and privilege is rooted in white supremacy.
Are we supposed to feel sorry for bailout queen GM?
A business should exist to serve its customers. I see GM lobbying govt for favors while engaging in social and climate activism.
They chose this.
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