Michigan cop loses pay for Facebook post on NFL protests

referring to A highest Michigan police lady going to lose 5 days of pay for sharing a Facebook post in September which called NFL players who kneel during the national anthem 'anti-American degenerates.' Col. Kriste Kibbey Etue has been under fire since September 24 the time she shared a meme on her personal Facebook page which called NFL players who kneel during the national anthem 'millionaire ingrates who hate America.' Col. Kriste Kibbey Etue going to lose 5 days of pay for sharing a Facebook post in September which called NFL players who kneel during the national anthem 'anti-American degenerates'Etue has been under fire since September 24 the time she shared a meme on her personal Facebook page which called NFL players who kneel during the national anthem 'millionaire ingrates who hate America.' Hundreds of athletes have expressed they are taking a knee during the pre-game national anthem as a symbolic protest versus racial oppression and incidents of police brutality versus blacks. The complete message reads: 'Dear NFL: we don't backing millionaire ingrates who hate US and disrespect our Armed Forces and Veterans.

Michigan State Police director's pay docked for Facebook post on NFL protests

Skip in Skip x Embed x Share lock Members of the Michigan Legislative Black Caucus met with Gov. Rick Snyder Tuesday over a controversial Facebook meme shared with the Michigan State Police director on her personal Facebook page. She immediately apologized and has acted to demonstrate which apology, involving facilitating meetings with various groups to hear concerns and to share the work the Michigan State Police does in cities and neighborhoods." But she told she has no plans to resign, as demanded with the Legislative Black Caucus, the Detroit Coalition versus Police Brutality, the Detroit offshoot of the NAACP and other groups and lawmakers. "Obviously, my comment on a personal Facebook post was extremely offensive and I am really sorry," Etue told after a meeting earlier this 30 days with members of the Michigan Legislative Black Caucus, held in the governor's ceremonial office in the Capitol.

Facebook is looking at ways to get people to pay for some articles from publishers

as declared in Facebook is working with The Washington Post, The Boston Globe, The Economist and other publishers to analisis ways to have its users subscribe to articles. People going to be enable to of read ten articles for toll free via the social network's Instant Articles feature before being prompted to subscribe for complete access as fraction of the experiment, Facebook executives told in a blog post Thursday. When someone subscribes, the transaction going to take place on the publisher's website, and the publisher going to save all of the income as well as own subscribers' data. Facebook has been eating publishers' lunch, taking advertisement dollars which historically went to traditional media owners. Google and Facebook topped a list of the world's largest media owners in May, together earning further than $100 bn in advertising dollars in 2016, according to media agency Zenith.

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