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Company's values hurt: Five takeaways from Facebook's civil rights audit
Facebook hired former American Civil Liberties Union executive Laura Murphy, in May 2018 to assess its performance on vital social issues
 "Company's values hurt: Five takeaways from Facebook's civil rights audit")
Breather for Hindustan Unilever: Emami asked to give 7-day notice
HUL in its application said the defendant (Emami) should give it at least seven days prior written notice before initiating any legal proceedings in any court
 "Breather for Hindustan Unilever: Emami asked to give 7-day notice")
No market for disinformation
Facebook earned $70 billion in 2019 as advertising revenues and that amounted to 98 per cent of its total revenues
Emami questions Hindustan Unilever's fairness over skin cream rebranding
Emami said it had trademark rights over the name and that it was consulting legal experts on the matter.
 "Emami questions Hindustan Unilever's fairness over skin cream rebranding")
US sees rare wide shift in public opinion on race and police amid protests
About half of American adults believe police violence against the public is a "very" or "extremely" serious problem, according to a poll conducted earlier this month
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Princeton to remove Woodrow Wilson name from public policy school
Wilson, who was US president from 1913 to 1921, supported segregation and imposed it on several federal agencies not racially divided up to that point.
US asks tech giants to take action against posts encouraging 'violence'
Trump signed an executive order late Friday to protect 'American monuments, memorials, and statues"
 "US asks tech giants to take action against posts encouraging 'violence'")
Why footballing Africans have the best chance of escaping racism in India
As the world erupted in protest, we stayed silent. Ritwik Sharma speaks to footballing Africans in India about their experience of racism in the country
 "Why footballing Africans have the best chance of escaping racism in India")
After Hindustan Unilever, L'Oreal to drop 'white' from skin care range
On Friday, a company spokesperson said the group had acknowledged legitimate concerns about the terms used to describe skin even-ing products.
 "After Hindustan Unilever, L'Oreal to drop 'white' from skin care range")
Fair & Lovely: Can Hindustan Unilever go beyond a cosmetic change?
The Rs 2,000-crore brand, which enjoys a 40 per cent share of the fairness market, pegged at Rs 5,000 crore, will now have a new identity.
 "Fair & Lovely: Can Hindustan Unilever go beyond a cosmetic change?")
First virtual WWDC event: Apple dials up privacy features, refreshes iOS
In one of the many new updates to iOS, MacOS, WatchOS, the firm said all apps would now be required to obtain user permission before tracking.
 "First virtual WWDC event: Apple dials up privacy features, refreshes iOS")
J&J sets aside fairness business to stand with #BlackLivesMatter movement
Now with J&J taking its brand out of the game, other brands have a larger slice of the pie to carve out, but is there a risk in doing that?
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Conspiracy theories around George Soros surge as Floyd protests sweep US
Amplified by a growing number of people on the far right, including some Republican leaders, online posts about Soros have skyrocketed in recent weeks
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The Strategist Quiz #669
The Strategist Quiz #669
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The power of black
With a running time of 89 minutes, this film was directed by Nadia Hallgren who followed her high-profile protagonist on a 34-city book tour to promote her bestselling memoir Becoming
Donald Trump to sign executive orders for US police reforms on Tuesday
The US President said last Thursday that his administration was finalising an executive order that would encourage police departments to meet "professional standards"
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Is India Inc ready to talk about discrimination?
Similar to colour discrimination in America, cast discrimination is deep malice in the Indian social system. Dalits faces the highest level of discrimination against other groups in the cast hierarchy
Amid protests, Atlanta police shoot dead black man who grabbed Taser
Georgia Bureau of Investigation Director Vic Reynolds said the Friday night shooting outside a Wendy's restaurant was captured by a security camera as well as by witnesses' cellphones
Floyd protests: Finalising executive order on police reform, says Trump
Floyd, 46, died in Minneapolis on May 25 when a white police officer pinned him to the ground and knelt on his neck while he gasped for breath
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Black Lives Matter protests in Trump county test his hold on white voters
The protests in Republican-leaning areas offer a test of the US President's ability to reassemble his older, white voting bloc
