Nike CEO Gives up the Game When Asked Why They Don't Speak out More on China's Human Rights Abuses

We saw it here in North Carolina in 2016 over HB2 aka "The bathroom bill," which saw the NBA pull its All-Star game, the ACC - which is based in North Carolina - pulling various sporting events from the state, PayPal pulling out of an expansion deal, and companies like Apple, Nike, and Salesforce joining legal efforts to get these state legislatures to reverse course.

For all its tough talk the NBA has a large presence in China, where the human rights abuses that go on there are too numerous to mention in one post.

Same-same for Apple and Nike, both of who are quick to bash Republican-led state legislatures over bathroom and elections bills but who mostly stay quiet when asked to comment about China's abhorrent human rights track record.

I asked Nike's CEO why not speak out more on China's human rights abuses when it is so out front on societal issues here in the U.S.? https://t.

There is not a single piece of legislation here in America in any state legislature that is remotely on par with the human rights abuses which are a daily occurrence in China.

While Nike will not hesitate to speak out when the activist left come calling here in America, more often or not they turn their backs and look the other way when asked to either speak out or explain their silence on human rights abuses in other countries where they do billions of dollars in business, abuses which have literally killed people.

Remember Donahoe's response to Eisen the next time you see Nike speak out on an issue here at home, and understand that it's all mostly sound and fury, ultimately signifying nothing but a desperate need to be seen as woke.

https://redstate.com/sister-toldjah/2021/08/06/nike-ceo-gives-up-the-game-when-asked-why-they-dont-speak-out-more-on-chinas-human-rights-abuses-n422229