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But thats the brands only. no shops and no shop workers, meaning massive savings. but virtual sales come with their own very real costs. when people dont try on clothes and they buy poorly fitting clothes, that leads to really high rates of returns. thats very, very costly for retailers. the whole deliveries are costly. alongside that, theres going to be more investment needed. so theres going to be higher costs involved, theyre going to have to invest in sizing tools, which is something that th...

From blessing naganji — blessing. thank you, zeinab. as much as i am not- against the black lives matter and taking the knee, it is a fact that thesei are symbols the politicians - are comfortable in selling to us. why must they keep the real l legislation and the real change that were looking for? how do we avoid this trap . ofjust embracing a symbol, whilst the real change - doesnt really come at all? and just be happy for. a symbol that is empty? opal tometi is a co—founder of blm. are yo...

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And were only 14% of the population. and the fact we also see that black people are incarcerated at 40% of the prison population rate versus the fact that were 14% of the population, once again we see the disparate impact on black people. all right. duwayne brooks? well, opal speaks about, you know, whats happening in the states. ive never lived there, ive never been policed by any of the police in the states, so i only know what the media tells me, and the media says that systemic racism exists...

Habits to change. the mass shift to online has provided a fatal blow to so many big brands. boohoo has been there to swoop in and snap some up. 25 million for dorothy perkins, burton and wallis, 55 million for debenhams. but that is the brands only. no shops and no shop workers, meaning massive savings. but virtual sales come with their own very real costs. when people dont try on clothes and they buy poorly fitting clothes, that leads to really high rates of returns. thats very, very costly for...

Opal tometi — role of civil disobedience? new york times has already reported 7% of the protests last year had any kind of, you know, property damage or anything like that, and so its so nominal when that happens. however, what is important is that people are engaged in collective action. people are standing up for their rights, theyre making their concerns known, and you cannot do that without taking some risks, without making some sacrifices and being creative in the ways that we call attent...

To be violent, its ok to destroy peoples livelihoods... did you say that? did you say it was right to be violent? she said civil disobedience. "sometimes its ok," thats what she said. did you say that? iwas... im recorded on camera, and i didnt say any such thing, and so its bizarre that... sometimes... you said sometimes there needs to be violence, thats what you said. we can play back the tape. ok, so are you saying then... ok, opal, are you saying, are you condoning... are you condoning the v...

Burton and wallis, 55 million for debenhams. but that is the brands only. no shops and no shop workers, meaning massive savings. but virtual sales come with their own very real costs. when people dont try on clothes and they buy poorly fitting clothes, that leads to really high rates of returns. thats very, very costly for retailers. the whole deliveries are costly. alongside that, theres going to be more investment needed. so theyre going to have to, theres going to be higher costs involved, th...

The attacks will continue and itll all be ignored, as it was before blm started. all right. lets see what opal has to say. opal, whats your answer to carma? well, i really appreciate this question and i think its an important one, and i think what we know for sure is that when black people begin these types of social movements, like weve done all throughout history, every single community that has been marginalised benefits. we see that we lift up all of our communities, so asian communities, in...

The uk, we have 43 police forces. the met, which polices london, was found to be institutionally racist in 1999. since then, weve had the lammy report that looked into our criminaljustice system, which is similar to the judicial institutions in the states. and there was found no systemic structural or institutional racism. so basically, this question, you know... opinion will always override the facts because we cant find an independent organisation in the states to provide the facts, and here i...