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"The climate crisis is a humanitarian emergency and not an isolated work issue. We need to openly talk about this. Amazon communication policies should never require employees to be silent on public issues of such moral gravity."
~Me on @bbcworldservicehttps://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w172wmx86zl9zfq …
"I think the purpose of the policy was to silence us - was to scare us, but I know for myself and so many people at Amazon, we're more afraid of the climate crisis than we are by any kind of policy. It's that big and urgent of an issue." #ClimateCrisishttps://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w172wmx86zl9zfq …
We're in a climate emergency. Me on @bbcworldservice – listen starting at 15:43.
"Not just Amazon employees, but employees of *every* company really need to be asking tough questions, need to be standing up."https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w172wmx86zl9zfq …
"We have such a narrow window to be able to turn things around that this is an all hands on deck situation where workers everywhere really need to be standing up and speaking out about the climate crisis" ~Me on @bbcworldservice, listen starting at 15:43.https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w172wmx86zl9zfq …
"As Amazon workers, we are responsible for not only the success of the company, but it's impact as well. It's our moral responsibility to speak up–regardless of Amazon's attempt to censor us – especially when climate poses such an unprecedented threat to humanity." ~me on the BBC
Well said, Emily!
I really admire your commitment and strength of character. Thank you for what you are doing.
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