By Jimmy Barrett
Jan 13, 2021
-Should Texas try tp secede again? -Impeachment, part two -Sara Christensen on cancel culture. -Dean Fanelli on where we re at with the vaccine rollout.
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MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 14, 2020 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ A Minnesota businesswoman attacked by global Cancel Culture announced today that she is using her experience to help prevent others from losing their businesses and being forced to go into hiding for self-protection from death threats.
Sara Christensen has started a consulting firm that offers proactive crisis planning and damage control consulting for businesses and organizations that find themselves being the target of criticism and attacks from an increasingly-powerful phenomenon called Cancel Culture.
It was barely a year ago when Christensen was living in Austin, Texas, and was CEO of a vibrant business that provided support services for small business owners. She reposted a public Instagram photo of a job applicant in a revealing bikini along with advice for job seekers that sharing such an image was not professional. The repost did not include the woman s face or name.
Small business owners deemed Small Business Saturday a success for local businesses in Harrisonburg, despite the increase in COVID-19 restrictions, thanks in part to a boost in online sales.
Small Business Saturday is dedicated to supporting small businesses and communities across the country, according to American Express, which founded it in 2010. Itâs celebrated each year the Saturday after Thanksgiving.
Bluetique owner Candace Shelton said that her business exceeded in sales compared to last year, with its online sales nearly tripling compared to last yearâs. She said she believes the increase is because of more people shopping online for gifts this year than last year.Â