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ending bias in corporate America, household and beauty giant Proctor and Gamble

doubling down on its efforts to combat racism,

Chief Communications Officer Damon Jones.

We think that we are going to be part of the solution

by setting the great example that we've been setting,

taking action where it's needed,

being very clear in the standards,

and then walking the top.

And Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot on getting her city and others past the coronavirus crisis.

We're going to be challenged like every region across the country, but we see this as mission

critical that we really have no choice but to make these key investments, particularly

the investments in our workforce and our people. Those stories plus working from home when home is on a beach.

A 12-month Barbados welcome stamp.

It's Friday, July 10th, 2020.

It's also Friday when you know what that means that I'm in love.

Squawk Pot begins right now. Good morning everybody. Happy Friday and

welcome to Squawk Box here on CMBC. I'm Becky Quick along with Joe Kernan and Andrew Ross

Sorkin. First up on today's podcast companies combating bias. Many American

corporations are taking a closer look at their impact on employees and customers when it comes to issues of diversity and inclusion.

One of the most visible examples, the Stop Hate for Profit campaign, encouraging advertisers to boycott Facebook

amid calls for the social media giant to better moderate racist content.

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