Published 4 years ago

American Airlines policy allowing BLM pins faces backlash from workers

Summary by New York Post

There’s pin-demonium brewing at American Airlines. Top brass at the nation’s largest commercial jet carrier is facing turbulence from within after it announced that flight attendants are now allowed to wear Black Lives Matter pins on their uniforms while on duty. The move has irked some of American’s white New York staffers, including those who...

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Times of India

American Airlines OKs Black Lives Matter pins for employees - ETHRWorld

An American Airlines spokeswoman said Tuesday that Black employees saw workers at other airlines wearing a Black Lives Matter pin and asked if they co..

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News18 India

American Airlines OKs Black Lives Matter Pins For Employees

American Airlines will let employees wear Black Lives Matter pins on their uniforms, calling it a matter of equality and not politics.

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Associated Press News

American Airlines OKs Black Lives Matter pins for employees

FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — American Airlines will let employees wear Black Lives Matter pins on their uniforms, calling it a matter of equality and not politics. With the move, American joins...

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USA Today

American Airlines shows support for Black staff, passengers with Black Lives Matter pins

American Airlines has become the latest major airline to support its employees wearing Black Lives Matter pins on the job.

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abc News

American Airlines OKs Black Lives Matter pins for employees

American Airlines says employees can wear pins supporting Black Lives Matter

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Washington Times

American Airlines OKs Black Lives Matter pins for employees

FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) - American Airlines will let employees wear Black Lives Matter pins on their uniforms, calling it a matter of equality and not politics.With the move, American joins Starbucks, Delta Air Lines and other major companies that let employees wear items supporting the movement that protests ...

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