The duo joins the companies that are protesting against Facebook

Have you heard of &quot;Stop Hate for Profit&quot;? This campaign is a boycott of Facebook, which asks companies not to advertise on the platform during the month of July as a response to hateful content and misinformation spread by users on the network. Among the supporters there are none other than <a href="https://www.revistalofficiel.com.br/pop-culture/desejos-ambiciosos-meghan-markle-quer-concorrer-a-presidencia-dos-estados-unidos">Meghan Markle</a> and Prince Harry !

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A source close to the couple announced that they has been interested in addressing the issue of hate speech online. &quot;They have been working to encourage global CEOs to sympathize with a coalition of civil and racial justice groups such as NAACP, Color of Change and the Defamation Anti-League, which is calling for structural changes in our online world.&quot;

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&quot;The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have long worked on how to move the technology industry in a more human direction,&quot; says the source.

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&ldquo;I really enjoyed all the thoughtful conversations I had with the Duke and Duchess. Furthermore, I understand that they are using their platform to reach main companies and share the objectives of the #StopHateForProfit campaign &rdquo;says Rashad Robinson, president of Color of Change on his Twitter account.

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The campaign website reports a number of reasons for companies to join the boycott. Among them is: &quot;they allow incitement to violence against protesters who fight for racial justice in the United States&quot;; and also &ldquo;closed their eyes to the blatant suppression of voters on their platform&rdquo;.

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Several companies have already joined the movement, such as Coca Cola, Honda, Levi&#39;s, Patagonia and The North Face. The initiative&#39;s website has a complete list of brands that will adopt the boycott. According to the Bloomberg website since the beginning of the campaign, on June 17, Facebook has already lost about $ 7.2 billion!

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry support global boycott of Facebook

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