It’s true that, as the Twitter user – who collected countless examples of loan-based double standards – writes, highlighting hypocrisy is unlikely to change the minds of those who are called out.īut, she says, it could make a difference to those of us reading: “You, who can do something about it, who can build power to make them obsolete. Despite its compact design, TwitterGadget packs more features into a smaller amount of space than any other web-client available. Users drew attention to an NFL star posting a symbolic black square after hanging out with Donald Trump the Baltimore police department’s supportive words years after the death of Freddie Gray and a host of other apparent changes of heart.Īs Harris wrote, there’s power in such a sharable medium. TwitterGadget is a full-featured client for, designed to submit & view status updates via your favorite homepage service, or directly in any browser. As brands and celebrities touted their support for the Black Lives Matter movement in 2020, social media quickly exposed many as simply trend followers, juxtaposing their posts with examples of past offensive behavior – marking what Aisha Harris described in the New York Times as “a swift undercutting of performative wokeness”. It’s not the first time the meme has been widely deployed to illustrate double standards on a national scale. The Iowa senator Chuck Grassley also criticized Biden’s plan, saying it would “fuel further inflation hurting those who can least afford it UNFAIR.” “This you?” asked a candidate for local office, pointing to Grassley’s application for a federal farm bailout.Ĭongresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene had $183,504 in PPP loans forgiven.
Those closer to the seats of power also received helpful feedback. “Student loan forgiveness sounds really nice to illegal immigrants, people with no life experience, people who don’t have families yet, and people who use preferred pronouns,” wrote the conservative commentator Steven Crowder, earning a host of “This you?” replies – with screenshots highlighting more than $71,000 in loan forgiveness for his company. The rightwing Daily Caller published a piece headlined: “Biden debt forgiveness could send tuition through the roof”, prompting another Twitter user, to post a screenshot of the PPP funds that organization reportedly had forgiven. in finance from Michigan State University.Ok it began as a joke now it's on the threshold of turning into a second job 🤦♀️ /oTB0hcPtzf- rayne August 25, 2022 Her work has been recognized with awards from several organizations, and she is a frequent industry contributor and speaker on various human resource topics.ĭalana received her MBA with a dual degree in finance and human resources, as well as a B.A. Throughout her career, Dalana has successfully led global teams to design and develop innovative people programs that equitably engage employees, create a fair and inclusive culture, and help advance the business strategy of the company.ĭalana is currently a board member of ColorComm, Compass Family Services, and Enterprise for Youth.
Before her work at EA, she spent nine years in various senior leadership positions at Whirlpool Corporation. Prior to joining Twitter in 2018, Dalana was vice president of Total Rewards for Electronic Arts, Inc. Previously, she was the vice president of People Experience and head of Inclusion & Diversity. She works with executive management and the Board of Directors to support the company’s strategic direction. from Boston University’s College of Communication.ĭalana Brand is the chief people and diversity officer at Twitter, leading its global people team and Inclusion & Diversity. In 2017, 2018, and 2019, Leslie was named one of Forbes’ Most Influential CMOs, and she has also been recognized by Ad Age, Adweek, and Business Insider as an industry leader. Her marketing work has been recognized with several awards from the Cannes Lions, D&AD, FEPE, OBIE, and One Show. Leslie joined American Express in 2005 and led a global team responsible for creating marketplace demand and driving commerce through differentiated products, marketing, and customer experiences globally. Through these cookies, Google, LinkedIn and NewsCred collect personal data about you for their own purposes. Earlier in her career, Leslie led PR and online communications strategies for global brands on the agency side. This page and certain other Twitter sites place and read third party cookies on your browser that are used for non-essential purposes including targeting of ads. As a member of the company’s global management team, Leslie oversaw advertising, media, sponsorships, content, brand identity, and digital partnerships.
Prior to joining the company in 2016, she was executive vice president of global advertising and marketing and digital partnerships at American Express. Leslie also served as chief people officer from 2017 to 2021. Leslie Berland is the marketing lead responsible for Twitter’s global consumer, product, and sales marketing and global communications.
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