Netflix Signs Solidarity With US Protests
The streaming service Netflix has declared its solidarity with the black protesters in the United States. The corresponding post was published on the company's official Twitter channel. “Staying silent is complicit. Black lives matter. We have a platform and we have a commitment to our black employees, content creators and talents to speak out,” the statement said. Position The streaming service has been supported by some well-known Hollywood moviemakers. In particular, director Ava DuVernay reacted with a "well said" comment, while actress Sarah Paulson copied Netflix's post and encouraged all other streaming services and digital platforms to join. "Silence is unacceptable," she stressed. Amazon Prime responded to the call. “We speak with the black community - our colleagues, artists, screenwriters, storytellers, producers, our viewers - and all allies in the fight against racism and injustice,” says her appeal. As a reminder, the protests began after the death of a black resident of Minneapolis, George Floyd, who received incompatible injuries while being detained by the police. Riots engulfed not only Minneapolis itself, but also many other cities in the United States. Protesters staged pogroms and clashed with law enforcement officers. The authorities were forced to use force and impose curfews in some localities. who received injuries incompatible with life while being detained by the police. Riots engulfed not only Minneapolis itself, but also many other cities in the United States. Protesters staged pogroms and clashed with law enforcement officers. The authorities were forced to use force and impose curfews in some localities.who received injuries incompatible with life while being detained by the police. Riots engulfed not only Minneapolis itself, but also many other cities in the United States. Protesters staged pogroms and clashed with law enforcement officers. The authorities were forced to use force and impose curfews in some localities.The Topic of Article: Netflix Signs Solidarity With US Protests. |
