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Sucks that the USAID gravy train you all were suckling at for years is gone. Now you have to spend your own money. Sad.

Because the world doesn’t need more corporate noise. It needs more brands that care enough to go deeper than the transaction.

If you’re in marketing, don’t fall into that trap. Your job isn’t to impress a boardroom. It’s to connect real people with something that actually matters to them. Build stories, build trust, build community.

There’s more to life than chasing quarterly numbers on a spreadsheet. Too often we get stuck hitting arbitrary corporate goals set by managers who are completely disconnected from the people we’re supposed to serve.

Who has gone to jail just for their speech?

Seems there are many cloudy skies on this platform today.

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This is actually a great idea.

Conservatives are 100% free speech, and that includes the right of a private or public enterprise to dissociate from speech they or their consumers find objectionable.

Disney has a $170 billion market cap, and if they want to protect their right to free speech against the government, they have every opportunity to do so, just like any average citizen. The richest .1%ers run ABC and Disney, but suddenly the left is all about propping up the oligarchy.

Disney is a private company, not the government. They can decide which shows to produce for any reason they want. This isn’t a First Amendment issue, it’s free enterprise at work. That’s capitalism, and that’s how the market is supposed to function.

Also, since I assume you are a truth seeker, two men were not ‘hung in a tree’ (implying a single lynching or execution) in Mississippi. They are being investigated as suicides, not lynchings. Reed's death has been ruled a suicide, and the other is a white man. www.clarionledger.com/story/news/2...

We understand that Disney has $170 billion market cap, and if they want to protect their right to free speech against the government, they have every opportunity to do so, just like an average citizen does.