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Jun 7, 2020
Brands speaking out on Black Lives Matter viewed differently across demographics in UK
An exclusive survey for PRWeek finds more Britons think brands should speak out about the coronavirus pandemic than about the Black Lives Matter movement, but younger generations and visible minorities feel otherwise.
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