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Ella Murphy @ella_urphy
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Is Facebook's silence on whistleblower issues just cowardice?

The company dodges tough questions while its own former employee exposes major flaws. It’s clear: transparency is not their strong suit here. Is this about protecting profits or genuine reform?

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Martinique is leading 'I STAND WITH THIS', while Brazil stands for 'I PUSH BACK'. United States... this is still ours to define.

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