Jeff Bezos Expresses Support For Black Lives Matter Movement In Letter To Amazon Customer

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Jeff Bezos Expresses Support For Black Lives Matter Movement In Letter To Amazon Customer

Jeff Bezos Expresses Support For Black Lives Matter Movement In Letter To Amazon Customer

WorldNews

Published 06 Jun 2020

Amazon founder, Jeff Bezos expressed support for the Black Lives Matter movement in the most recent post on his Instagram page. In the...

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