Global corporates could draw some lessons from SA’s constitution and legal framework when trying to address the inequalities highlighted in the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement.
BLM protests across the globe have sparked a response from corporates, which understand that unless their voices are heard in support of the movement they will be drowned out by a growing wave of consumer activism on social media platforms. But while many global corporations have publicly denounced discrimination and made commitments to racial justice, they appear insincere when their stated commitments do not align with their actions...
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