Jeff Bezos Stands By Amazon's Support of Black Lives

Jeff Bezos Stands By Amazon's Support of Black Lives Matter In Email Response to Customer

Just Jared

Published 06 Jun 2020

Jeff Bezos is standing by Amazon’s stance on Black Lives Matter, sharing his response to one customer who cried out that “All Lives Matter” in an email to the company. In the screenshot of an email, the customer says that it’s “disturbing” and “offensive” that the online retailer posted a message on the site showing [...]

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Jeff Bezos Stands By Amazon's Support of Black Lives Matter In Email Response to Customer

Jeff Bezos Stands By Amazon's Support of Black Lives Matter In Email Response to Customer

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