Why the NAACP Returned Facebook's Donation

The transcript discusses the relationship between Facebook and Instagram, focusing on Facebook's response to foreign interference in democracy, particularly concerning the suppression of black votes. The NAACP's decision to return a donation from Facebook is highlighted, emphasizing the need for aligned values. The discussion extends to Facebook's audit and civil rights commitments, the black experience on the platform, and the importance of diversity in tech. The NAACP calls for immediate action to protect African Americans and ensure diversity in decision-making roles.

What was the main reason the NAACP returned a donation from Facebook?

• Facebook requested a public endorsement.

• The donation was anonymous.

• Facebook's values did not align with NAACP's.

• The donation was too small.

What did Facebook undertake to address the issues raised by civil rights organizations?

• A new product launch

• A partnership with Instagram

• A civil rights audit

• A marketing campaign

What does the NAACP want Facebook to ensure regarding African Americans?

• They get free access to premium features

• They are not used in political proxy fights

• They receive more advertisements

• They have exclusive content

What concern did Mark Lucky raise about Facebook?

• Treatment of African American employees and users

• Lack of user engagement

• High advertising costs

• Data privacy issues

Why is diversity in corporate leadership important according to the transcript?

• To reduce marketing costs

• To improve product design

• To reflect a diverse population and seize opportunities

• To increase profits

What is the NAACP urging Facebook to do regarding racial hate on their platform?

• Hire more influencers

• Address and prevent racial hate

• Ignore the issue

• Increase advertising

What action does the NAACP suggest to raise awareness about Facebook's issues?

• A petition to the government

• A temporary log-off from Facebook

• A social media campaign

• A permanent boycott