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Amazon s Black employees report years of racism at the company

Uncovering and explaining how our digital world is changing and changing us. When Chanin Kelly-Rae started working at Amazon in 2019 as a global manager of diversity in the company’s cloud computing division, she had big ambitions for her new job. She had nearly two decades of experience leading diversity and inclusion efforts inside important institutions, like Washington state’s governor’s office, but she’d never worked at an influential global business leader like Amazon. But less than a year later, Kelly-Rae quit. Her tenure inside the company convinced her that Amazon’s corporate workplace has deep, systemic issues that disadvantage Black employees and workers from other underrepresented backgrounds. And she was dismayed by her perception that Amazon leadership was unwilling to listen to internal experts about how to identify and fix these problems.

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Will Warren Buffett Really Make Billions Off the Keystone Pipeline s Demise? It s Complicated

Will Warren Buffett Really Make Billions Off the Keystone Pipeline s Demise? It s Complicated
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Fact check: Buffett did not donate to Biden; oil that would have been transported through the Keystone XL Pipeline will use existing infrastructure, not Buffett-owned railroad

Updated Fact check: Buffett did not donate to Biden; oil that would have been transported through the Keystone XL Pipeline will use existing infrastructure, not Buffett-owned railroad By Reuters Staff 11 Min Read Days after U.S. President Joe Biden cancelled construction plans for the Keystone XL Pipeline - meant to carry oil from Canada’s Alberta province to Nebraska - posts on social media alleged this move was due to Warren Buffett’s extensive political donations to Biden’s campaign. They claim that railways owned by Buffett now stand to benefit from transporting the oil that the Keystone XL Pipeline would have carried. Buffett, however, did not donate to Biden’s 2020 presidential campaign and oil from Canada that would have travelled via the Keystone XL Pipeline is likely going to use existing and other new pipeline infrastructures to enter the United States.

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Biden, the Illuminati and new ICE orders: A roundup of not real news

Despite being shared widely online, stories claiming President Biden told ICE to release all detained immigrants and that Bill Gates said "3 billion people need to die" are false. Here

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NOT REAL NEWS: False stories from this week about Joe Biden, Bill Gates, COVID-19 tests, more

NOT REAL NEWS: False stories from this week about Joe Biden, Bill Gates, COVID-19 tests, more
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