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Speaker 1: make these Why don't why don't they demand of Nike

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Speaker 1: not give them away. Have manufactured in these inner city Yeah,

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Speaker 1: actions do not match up with what they're looking. It's

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Speaker 1: no different than what the CEOs did when climate change

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Speaker 1: from bounty paper towels down the automobile manufacturers too, to

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Speaker 1: there was nothing they were doing to promote the environment.

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Speaker 1: They just put it in as part of the packaging

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Speaker 1: an end run. It was not intended to do anything

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Speaker 1: but make a marketing connection. They weren't actually doing these CEOs.

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Speaker 1: They know full we don't need to go any sensitivity

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Speaker 1: training to find out how to deal with Black Lives

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Speaker 1: Matter or the abuse of women or any of that.

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Speaker 1: They know how to do all that. They wouldn't be CEOs.

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Speaker 1: They would never be hired at that level if they

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Speaker 1: were that neanderthal. It's all pr it's all none of

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Speaker 1: it's real symbolism over substance, whatever you want to say.

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