I'd normally agree

I'd normally agree in the case of paying lip service to social problems without also placing support and money to advocate for change or implementing it to Mut 21 coins the organization and their work at the very least. That said police brutality is not just something that a company like EA throwing cash at the issue does much towards fixing. At best they put money towards the attorneys and groups that fight to see justice after the truth or lobby to get laws changed that at the present government won't. It's systemic difficulties within authorities of not reporting their particular and holding them liable instead staying silent and with the police unions that allow it all to occur or in ways even encourage it from the repercussions being a slap on the wrist followed by being hired at a different precinct showing them there's no consequences. Before even getting to legislation and rulings like qualified immunity that protect abusive cops and permit them to abuse their power freely. The majority of that EA and most capitalist businesses aren't able to do all that much about making it unfair to say they are in the best possible position to do much more.

The ones at the best possible place to do more are the assumed great cops by no longer remaining quiet and enabling bad cops to get away with their abuse of buy mut coins madden 21 power or voting to get better leadership for their marriages that will not enable the behavior. But of course it is just words. Companies will only ever do these things once public opinion has turned one way. Because following decades of corporations doing things for the wrong reason, people are very cynical. Part of what we can do is pick politicians who at least promise they'll hold these corporations accountable. It probably wont happen alone. This would be much easier if someone like this could run for office successfully.