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A transnational strategy hub for worker & migrant organizations to expand labor rights & bargaining on value chains & migration corridors. #AllEyesOnFastFashion

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Amazon shows its solidarity by:

-Firing Black employees who speak out about unsafe warehouse conditions

-Forming more than 1,000 Ring doorbell surveillance partnerships with police departments

-Selling racially biased facial recognition software to cops https://twitter.com/amazonnews/status/1267140262175870976

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"Racism & white supremacy are fueling these killings & the police response to the protests. U.S. police are failing their obligations under international law to respect and facilitate the right to peaceful protest & endangering the lives of protesters." https://www.amnestyusa.org/press-releases/police-failing-to-ensure-right-to-protest-endangering-lives/

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Meanwhile at a meeting with @JeffBezos, Amazon VPs exposed discussing how to target a Black worker with racist tropes to discredit Black workers demanding COVID protection at work.

Meanwhile, Amazon uses Ring doorbells to aid police in racist mass surveillance.

Meanwhile... https://twitter.com/amazon/status/1267140211861073927

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Storefronts of multi billion dollar fashion brands in Beverly Hills yesterday. #BLM #GeorgeFloydProtests #LosAngelesProtest

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"The solution is not more money for police training programs, hardware or oversight. It is to dramatically shrink their function. We must demand non-police solutions to the problems poor people face & invest in housing, employment & healthcare." https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2020/may/31/the-answer-to-police-violence-is-not-reform-its-defunding-heres-why

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