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Martine St-Victor: Money talks. In Quebec, it should speak up Why are our province’s corporate pride-and-joys so quiet about the government’s refusal to recognize systemic racism? Author of the article: Martine St-Victor  •  Special to Montreal Gazette Publishing date: Apr 07, 2021  •  4 days ago  •  3 minute read  •  PHILADELPHIA, PA - APRIL 04: The All-Star Game logo is covered up on the right sleeve of Ronald Acuña Jr. #13 of the Atlanta Braves during a baseball game against the Philadelphia Phillies at Citizens Bank Park on April 4, 2021 in Philadelphia, Pen...

Letter: H.R. 1 must be rejected Published: 4/6/2021 7:44:15 AM This voting rights bill must be rejected by Senators Hassan and Shaheen. This is a politically biased bill that favors the ability to have Democrats to control the federal government. It is a total destruction of Article Two of the U,S, Constitution and the second paragraph that gives the states the power to legislate rules for voting. Some politicians try to justify voting for H.R. 1 by saying it prohibits voter suppression. This voter suppression argument is not true. The issue is about voter integrity which H.R. 1 bill weakens....

© Getty Images America’s top Black business leaders took out a full-page advertisement in the New York Times last week calling on white corporate leaders to take a stand against new Georgia election laws that “make it harder for Black voters, in particular, to exercise their right to vote.” The ad is a stunner — a big switch from the day when Michael Jordan, the basketball star and now billionaire businessman, was quoted as saying “Republicans buy sneakers, too.” That kind of thinking led generations of Black business leaders to say nothing about racist politics. ADVERTISEMENT To...

When the Press Went to War with Georgia Maybe you are a business owner incensed over Georgia’s new voting law, but you don’t know how to transform your company into a vehicle for left-wing activism. Fortunately, CBS News is here to help. On Friday, the news outlet promoted a report via CBS Money Watch reporter Khristopher Brooks with the efficient headline, “3 ways companies can help fight Georgia’s restrictive new voting law.” The article itemized the ways in which corporate America can join the fight, including halting donations to certain undesirables within the Georgia GOP, advo...

(Scott Cunningham/Getty Images) Cobb County is expected to lose approximately $100 million in tourism after Major League Baseball announced that the 2021 MLB All-Star Game would no longer be held in Georgia. “In the initial stages of the pandemic, many Cobb hotels saw single-digit occupancy numbers,” Cobb Travel and Tourism President Holly Quinlan told CNN. “The 8,000-plus contracted hotel room nights that will not actualize as a result of the MLB All-Star Game relocation will have a negative impact on Cobb’s hospitality industry and other local businesses, further delaying recovery.�...