ICM Partners on Monday joined other music and Hollywood companies in pledging to observe the nationwide “Black Out Tuesday” initiative in response to the death of George Floyd in Minnea…
and the first African American board member of a major talent agency, gave the following speech:
She writes: over the last few months Black People have watched people who looked like them be gunned down while going for a jog, be murdered in their homes, threatened while bird watching in Central Park and mercilessly choked on camera – a modern day lynching. As an agency, we are joining our music industry colleagues in making tomorrow, June 2nd, black out Tuesday. We often have moments of silence to honor a memory or acknowledge a tragedy. We are taking tomorrow to disconnect from business and reconnect with each other. And it should be a day to reflect on how we push forward and create the runway to permanently eliminate the pervasive and systemic racism that plagues this country.
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