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After George Floid’s death in 2020, many leading companies in America made unprecedented money and promised changes in politics aimed at racial justice. Now, five years later, after the cultural reaction, many of the same companies have since canceled the course for Dei.
George Floyd, a 46-year-old black man, died on May 25, 2020, after the white police officer Chavin again for nine minutes. A year later, Chavin was convicted of murder of the second degree. After the death of Floid, the wave of protests and riots broke out in cities across the country, calling for racial justice.
Corporate America responded to racial grossing, making great promises to financing racial justice programs and accepting a policy to increase the racial representation in their workplaces. The 50 best companies in America have promised nearly $ 50 billion on racial equality after the death of Floida, It is reported about the Washington Post.
McDonald’s released an advertisement involving a list of killed black persons, including Floida, shortly after his death, announcing him “one of us”. In 2021, the Golden Arches realized the goals of the diversity, obliged to submit 35% to represent insufficient groups in management roles and 45% of women’s representation by 2025.
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McDonald’s abandoned his hire goals. (Istock / Istock)
However the fast food network announced in January, it will be Opening some of his DEI initiativesIncluding the cessation of their sought representative goals. In addition, McDonald’s stated that he no longer participated in external pollutations, stopping the “mutual commitment of Dei the posterity” and changing his team’s name in a global inclusion team.
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Bank of America In June 2020, a month after the death of Floid, he made a $ 1 billion obligation to promote “racial equality and economic capabilities”. The bank promised $ 25 million on job initiatives, benefiting black and Hispanic, and in 2021 the Bank of America increased its commitment to 1.25 billion dollars Include “racial justice and propaganda for Asian origin”. In the annual Bank of America’s annual report in 2025, the bank announced that he had completed this commitment.
After George’s death, Google has promised millions of dollars at racial justice initiatives. (AP Photo / Don Ryan, File / AP IMAGES)
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However, years later, the bank seemed to take another approach to racial justice. After Trump took over for his second term, the Bank of America has refused to link to the purpose of hiring and the rule that requires the hiring executives to consider a variety of candidates for certain positions in the annual application in February 2025.
When Fox News Digital appealed to the comments, a Bank of America representative replied since February.
“We evaluate and adjust our programs in the light of new laws, court decisions, and recently executive orders from the new administration. Our goal was and continues to make opportunities available to all our customers, shareholders, teammates and communities we serve,” the Bank of America said.
After George Floida’s death, Bank of America promised more than $ 1 billion for racial capital and economic capabilities.
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Google has promised 225 million donations after the death of FGEDA, reports the Washington Post. These liabilities included $ 12 million on “organizations that work for racial inequalities” and 1 million dollars At the Law Enforcement Center and the initiative of equal justice.
However, in February Tech Behemoth announced that he also abandoned some of his Dei policies, including no longer pursuing Increasing the minority representation in the workplace.
Google did not respond to the Fox News Digital request.
Shortly after his post for a second term, the president Donald Trump Close all diversity, justice and inclusion (Dei) in the federal government and signed a number of executive orders that arise on Dei.
President’s efforts to stop Dei also throughout the federal government pushed the scaling back or withdrawal Dei programs across the private sector.
Fox News’ Brooke Silman made this report.
