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Laurel Duggan Daily Caller News Foundation America’s top tech companies collectively pledged billions to various causes purporting to advance racial justice and the Black Lives Matter movement following the murder of George Floyd. Now, as the tech industry has been battered, they’re laying off substantial portions of their workforce and closing job openings. Since the…

America's top tech companies donated nearly $2 billion to the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement in recent years and are now laying off thousands of employees.

Meta, formerly known as the Facebook, pledged $10 million to Black creators. The physical result of that promise was forged into the Black Gaming Creator Program, a space “to help up-and-coming Black creators elevate their work.”

Austreah Garnes (Ms. Pinky) has amassed a strong following across various platforms including Twitch, TikTok, YouTube, and Facebook

As a result, many Instagram users in India are increasingly seeking for new methods to profit from the platform.

Corporations committed $50 billion to Black communities: How it started, how it’s going June 26, 2021 Kia Croom, an Oakland native now in Washington, D.C., works hard to ensure that corporate dollars get funneled into Black communities and organizations. Since the 2020 height of the Black Lives Matter movement, hundreds of multi-national corporations have verbally aligned themselves with Black lives – but is their money where their mouth is? Kia’s challenge to all companies is fo...

Airbnb 2020 commitment: Airbnb said it would donate a total of $500,000 to the NAACP and the Black Lives Matter Foundation. It also said it would match employee donations to both groups. The company also said that by the end of 2021, 20% of its board of directors and executive team collectively would be made up of people of color. By the end of 2025, Airbnb said, its goal is to have 20% of U.S. employees be underrepresented minorities and for 50% of global employees who identify in the gender b...

TikTok Shares Insight On Top 2020 Categories In ‘What’s Next’ Report This week in social media news, TikTok publishes its What’s Next 2020 trends report for 19 global markets, Pinterest announces its first marketing summit, Instagram says it won’t promote reposted TikToks, Pinterest reaches 459 million monthly actives, Instagram debuts a ‘Recently Deleted’ feature and more. TikTok Publishes Its 2020 Trend Report For 19 Markets  TikTok published its ‘What’s Next’ trend repor...

Share As we continue to move through February, individuals and brands across social media are looking for ways to take part in commemorations and celebrations of Black History Month. Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest announced several ways they’ll be contributing this month and in the year ahead, and there are some good opportunities for those wanting to get involved to check out. Facebook shared its plans to amplify Black voices for the month of February across its Facebook and Instagram pl...