Convenience Over Conscience: The Truth About Clubhouse and Us
September 2, 2025
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as posted by the channelCLUBHOUSE: Investors in Clubhouse hired the man who killed a Black man, Jordan Neely on a subway in New York.
And Black people still continue to use that app. Why?
What does it say about us that we will sit in those rooms and build up platforms funded by people who openly support the killing of our people, while ignoring the platforms built by us and for us?
Every login, every conversation, every piece of content we give them is blood-stained profit.
If we cannot see the insult in that, then we are choosing convenience over conscience, and entertainment over the lives of our own.
The phrase “standing’ on business” sounds incredible, but we are the least likely to stand on business.
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