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    #20: Aesthetically Pleasing Protest

    April 6th, 2017 · 44 minutes

    Topics include: expansion of civil rights legislation, chemical warfare in Syria, Bill O'Reilly, and a tone-deaf Pepsi commercial.

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    Links and Show Notes

    Court rules Civil Rights Act protects LGBT employees from discrimination - The Hill
    Court: Civil Rights Act covers LGBT workplace bias - Chicago Tribune
    How to Help the Victims of the Syria Chemical Attack - Teen Vogue
    Syria attack survivors describe chemical bombs falling from sky - CNN
    For Trump, a Focus on U.S. Interests and a Disdain for Moralizing - The New York Times
    Fox Losing More Advertisers After Sexual Harassment Claims Against O’Reilly - The New York Times
    Will Bill O’Reilly survive advertiser defections? - The Washington Post
    Sleeping Giants (@slpng_giants)
    Trump Removes Stephen Bannon From National Security Council Post - The New York Times
    Kendall Jenner’s Pepsi Commercial Draws Controversy - Variety
    Pepsi yanks Kendall Jenner TV ad, apologizes to her - USA Today
    Why is everyone talking about a racist Sony ad that’s 10 years old? - Polygon

    It turns out that the Sony ad we mentioned is 10 years old and got swept up with the other racist advertising that came out this week.