Scotland becomes the first country in the world to provide free period products, after a years-long campaign and a huge social media push.
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Pinterest is bringing its Today tab to Australia to celebrate National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee (NAIDOC) week.
After announcing the #BuyBlack Friday campaign in the US earlier this month, Facebook is now promoting a #BuyBlack Friday Gift Guide.
The Proud Boys hashtag has been brilliantly hijacked by the gay community, because no-one can defeat The Internet.
Food giant Mars announced its Uncle Ben's brand will change its name to Ben's Original to “create a more inclusive future.”
In celebration of National Black Business Month, Pinterest launched a new Pinterest Shop collection with Black-owned fashion and beauty businesses.
As part of its investment to promote Black-owned businesses and organizations, Facebook is launching a $25M program to support Black creators.
Google is launching a new feature that allows businesses to identify themselves as Black-owned on Google Maps and Search listings.
Facebook is testing a new way to raise money on Instagram for a personal cause with Instagram Fundraisers in the US, UK, and Ireland.
When it comes to ad impressions, size matters. To help small businesses recovering from the Coronavirus pandemic, Pornhub is rolling out its Big Package.
Netflix has pledged $100 million toward financial institutions and organizations that support Black communities.
Doritos joins the Black Lives Matter movement and commits to amplifying Black voices in its new spot "Do you hear us now?"
NASA has renamed its HQ in Washington, DC after Mary Jackson, who “overcame barriers to become NASA's first Black woman engineer.”
New Yorkers have been told to wear a mask when out in public. And if they did not listen to Governor Cuomo, they may want to listen to Jason Voorhees.
Nextdoor has announced it's removing its Forward to Police feature that allows people to forward urgent alerts to local law enforcement.
For Juneteenth, Twitter turned several real tweets into billboards that were advertised in cities that play an important part in the current protests.
Facebook has announced an additional commitment of $200 million to support black-owned businesses and organizations.
Google has announced a $200 million increase in its annual Ad Grants commitment to help nonprofits around the world.
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