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Brands Take a Stand on Racial Injustice

03-Jun-20 12:30

Brands Take a Stand on Racial Injustice

Over the past few days, some corporates have taken a stand on racial injustice and police violence following on from the death of George Floyd. As protests about the brutality faced by black individuals and communities continue to intensify across the US, how can brands show solidarity in a meaningful way?

Produced by: Audrey Raj

Presented by: Jeff Sandhu, Audrey Raj, and Freda Liu


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Categories:  Business Analysis,  Personal Finance,  Investments,  Financial Literacy,  Young Finance,  Personal Development,  Entrepreneurship,  Politics,  Social Issues,  SME

Tags:  Blacklivesmatter,  blackouttuesday,  george floyd,  branding,  marketing mojo, 


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