Coca-Cola has explicitly denied that the course, which included a section entitled "Try to be less white," was part of the curriculum for its mandatory diversity, equity, and inclusion training ...

Coca-Cola employees were urged to be “less white” as part of the company’s alleged diversity training. Roberto Machado Noa/LightRocket via Getty Images Her tweet from Friday has garnered ...

Coca-Cola also told Newsweek that the training wasn’t a requirement for employees, although Borysenko—the Niagara Falls of white tears—claims she’s heard from multiple employees who said ...

Coca-Cola also denied the training was mandatory for employees. Many large corporations have had to confront their lack of diversity last summer during the Black Lives Matter movement.

The prospect of Coca-Cola redesigning their cans to include that message was therefore exceedingly unlikely to begin with. In any event, the photograph was digitally manipulated and a complete hoax.

Bottles of Coca-Cola on sale in a supermarket on January 10, 2022, in Cardiff, Wales. CPAC followers slammed the brand for the alleged donation to Black Lives Matter and other social causes.

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Coca-Cola Cans Going Red, White And Blue For Patriotic Campaign. May 31, 2016 / 9:48 AM EDT / CBS Boston ... Now, Coca-Cola has rolled out a patriotic design for its own cans and cases.

Coca-Cola regularly makes changes to the can packaging to match the holiday season, but this was the first time they had introduced a white can. Initially, the partners planned for more than 1.4 ...

Since 1995, Coca-Cola has helped power Essence Fest. Complete with immersive panels, engagements, and performances, the festival connects Black women and men nationwide to celebrate the culture.