McDonald's, Amazon, H&M and more donate millions of dollars to racial justice organizations
Dozens of fast-food chains, retailers, and brands have spoken out against racial injustice in posts on social media over the past week.
Amazon, H&M, McDonald's, and Gap Inc are among the world's biggest chains to do so. Here's who else. Over the past week, dozens of fast-food chains, retailers, and brands around the world have come out in support of the Black Lives Matter movement and have spoken out against racial injustice in posts on social media.
Amazon, H&M, McDonald's, and Gap Inc are among the world's biggest chains to be doing so. Here's what they're donating:Glossier
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