South Africans still out here in da street protesting Google & Facebook...

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Apparently they are still going in on google and Facebook

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While I appreciate what they are doing I don't think many of them are even out of college yet. As a result I'd hope more of the older(more established) women with resources would extend support so that those young women aren't just out there with limited options to fight.
I.E. if they wanted to protest Googles or facebook's office in South Africa who would provide the resources to get them there? Short of the older ones in college I doubt they have the money for themselves and the rest.

All the making videos aside, at some point they are going to actually have to head down to the south african HQ of both facebook & google.


Google Johannesburg
Located in: Ballyoaks Office Park
Address: Golden Oak House, Bally Oaks Office Park, 35 Ballyclare Dr, Bryanston, Johannesburg, 2194, South Africa

Inside Google South Africa’s amazing offices – Photos

Google’s South African offices are truly impressive, with an amazing canteen and great chill zone.
The company recently provided MyBroadband with a behind-the-scenes glimpse of its local operations, and allowed us to take photos.
Google moved into its Bryanston offices in 2015, and officially unveiled them to media in August 2016.
Here’s what they look like today.
Inside Google South Africa’s amazing offices – Photos

Facebook Johannesburg
Located in: Pretoria, South Africa


Behind the scenes at Facebook’s epic offices in Johannesburg

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Behind the scenes at Facebook’s epic offices in Johannesburg​

 

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Damn they are still at it, I thought this protest would have died down by now.
Back when South Africa was tearing down H&M stores I remembered this story. Looks like they are now in the streets wit it. If they go to google/facebook's South African headquarters with this protest ....that will be an "interesting" turn of events and peculiar international story.

Still kills me national geographic has been doing this for decades without a blink from any establishments.
Matter a fact National geographic recently even admitted to lopsided coverage of African people.​

For Decades, Our Coverage Was Racist. To Rise Above Our Past, We Must Acknowledge It

We asked a preeminent historian to investigate our coverage of people of color in the U.S. and abroad. Here’s what he found.

By Susan Goldberg,
Editor in Chief

- For Decades, Our Coverage Was Racist. To Rise Above Our Past, We Must Acknowledge It



That said, I've said this before, we just need our own everything. I'm numb to the idea of protesting white folks over their own shyt ....like it's fukk'n water & air. The purpose of a culture is to pull the resources from it's environment to meet the needs of that society where "god put it down". If we need a social media solution it's on us to use the resources in our environment to build it ...not demand Europeans to let us use theirs.

 

[Rakim Allah]

Yabantu.tv is the sh!t.

 

[MischievousMonkey]

Mmh, I don't know about all that.

But on the other hand, those breastfeeding videos and naked yoga are still up, so they got a point.

 

[egsteel]

Isn't the whole goal of these "maidens" presenting themselves as they do is so the King of Swaziland can potentially choose a new wife to add to his harem?

 

[loyola llothta]

 

[Supper]

And, I thought this was just gonna be some shyt about gentrification or discrimination.