Scrap the BBC

[Graham Breeze]

Interestingly, while the BBC chose to highlight, quite rightly, how a relatively small British holiday company, Pontins, was accused of discriminating against families with certain Irish names

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-56246848

they somehow completely overlooked how the multinational mega-giant Coca Cola promoted racist policies by instructing their staff to be "less white".

https://www.rt.com/op-ed/516371-coca-cola-white-racism/

https://www.the-sun.com/news/2385902...ive-workplace/

Imagining the outcry if Coca Cola had tried to instruct their BAME staff into being 'less black"!

It's not that the BBC haven't had Coca Cola in their sights but, oddly, not the 'be less white" story that's elsewhere has attracted global attention.

No, it's not here either...ummm
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/topics/cz...5w0t/coca-cola

The BBC has yet to decide if it is the Cabinet, running the country or the Royal Family, ruling the country or should be sitting at the right hand of someone even more exalted, watching over all mankind.

[Hank]

Interestingly, while the BBC chose to highlight, quite rightly, how a relatively small British holiday company, Pontins, was accused of discriminating against families with certain Irish names

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-56246848

they somehow completely overlooked how the multinational mega-giant Coca Cola promoted racist policies by instructing their staff to be "less white".

https://www.rt.com/op-ed/516371-coca-cola-white-racism/

https://www.the-sun.com/news/2385902...ive-workplace/

Imagining the outcry if Coca Cola had tried to instruct their BAME staff into being 'less black"!

It's not that the BBC haven't had Coca Cola in their sights but, oddly, not the 'be less white" story that's elsewhere has attracted global attention.

No, it's not here either...ummm
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/topics/cz...5w0t/coca-cola

Not that surprising really as it's a bit of a none story jumped on by the right to fuel their anti-woke crusade. A third party cobbled together bits of an academic's work to create some supposed diversity training that was made available to Coca Cola employees. Someone dropped a bollock in not checking over the material as there was obviously some pretty crude, inflammatory language in there. but the whole 'Coca Cola is racist and anti-white' thing is nonsense. Predictable that it's more likely to be covered by the Sun than the BBC, and the likes of your man Micah Curtis there who it appears specialises in woke resistance.