The news for Univision and the Fusion Media Group is going from bad to worse.

There's a saying that goes around in the anti-social justice circles called GetWoke Go Broke,

and the idea is that when companies try to push into political correctness,

they see problems, they lose money. Now, full disclosure, I worked at Fusion, the Univision

subsidiary for two years, and I personally witnessed a lot of these problems. The news today

is that Univision is trying to sell the Fusion Media Group. And what's really interesting about

this is that Fusion Media Group includes the Gizmodo Media Group, which is remnants of gocker.com.

It would seem that trying to purchase up these woke brands didn't actually work,

and as resulting in layoffs and buyouts. So let's explore this idea of GetWoke Go Broke.

And the question that I want to ask is why is the Fusion Media Group doing poorly? What caused

them to fail? And I'm going to give you my personal experience on this one.

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whatever level you feel comfortable today. Our first story is from Variety.com, Univision looking

to sell Fusion Media Group. Univision Communications now wants to unload Fusion Media Group,

coming two years after it bought a half dozen websites from gocker media,

and a bid to boost its reach among younger audiences. The Hispanic Media Giant is exploring

a sale of Fusion Media Group The Wall Street Journal reported. Univision declined to comment.

The strategic aboutface comes after Univision cancelled its initial public offering plans earlier

this year and has seen broad turnover among its senior executive ranks. Univision last year tried

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