Netflix CEO Reed Hastings and his wife are donating $120 million to Black institutions and colleges
to the United Negro College Fund , as well as Morehouse College and Spelman College, two historically Black universities.
"The amount of tragedy really did get us to focus and say, 'let's do something now that will be supportive of these great institutions and give people some sense of hope,'". "This moment is not the first time that racism has reared its, you know, terribly ugly head." In the wake of ongoing activism sparked across the US after the police killing of George Floyd, major companies and business figures have started to
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