"As soon as active litigation is resolved, we will give all new Rioters the choice to opt-out of mandatory arbitration for individual...sexual assault claims"
AKA
We'll give you a small concession later while still oppressing current workers.#RiotWalkouthttps://t.co/uNvgB4kkPy

— Game Workers Unite ✊?✊?✊? (@GameWorkers) May 6, 2019

Sexism shouldn't have place in modern creative world, Crytivo Team stands with you #riotwalkout GO! It's pretty obvious at this point that gender equality in the work place is paramount for a succesful company. https://t.co/xY2vNbgebR (Image: Riot Games) pic.twitter.com/d7j2MO5TAp

— Crytivo (@Crytivo) May 6, 2019

"Los Angeles-based Riot Games employees are preparing for a walkout this afternoon in protest of the company’s stance on #ForcedArbitration in what appears to be the first walkout at a major gaming studio" https://t.co/A8mxoWWOkz #RiotWalkout #EndForcedArbitration

— Coworker.org (@teamcoworker) May 6, 2019

The #RiotWalkout is an exciting and powerful demonstration of what organized labor could accomplish in the video game industry. Hoping their bosses listen and don't force their workers to escalate further: https://t.co/TPwBsn0v3f

— Jason Schreier (@jasonschreier) May 6, 2019

History being written & the future being changed. I applaud the #riotwalkout today, & those taking risks to gain a collective seat at the table that defines their workplace. It shows with emphasis that our industry can not go back to ignoring the workers. https://t.co/eNNDgKWgWt

— Rami Ismail (@tha_rami) May 6, 2019

I have immense respect for the Riot employees joining the #RiotWalkout today, standing up against sexual harassment and forced arbitration. It takes bravery to protest against your own employer. https://t.co/iEAWo9apde

— Eline Muijres ✨ (@ElineMuijres) May 6, 2019

"Los Angeles-based Riot Games employees are preparing for a walkout this afternoon in protest of the company’s stance on forced arbitration in what appears to be the first walkout at a major gaming studio."https://t.co/UaaKOzWHgc

— ediciones inéditas (@edcns_ineditas) May 6, 2019

It's happening! Check in later for @Vahn16's on-the-ground reporting: https://t.co/lXJqjWzJk8

— Cecilia D'Anastasio (@cecianasta) May 6, 2019

Another employee movement, this time in gaming.https://t.co/GPv5xXd5hX

— ʙᴜᴅ (@bud_caddell) May 7, 2019

collective action is powerful https://t.co/2Va0v4xLK7

— Megan Farokhmanesh (@Megan_Nicolett) May 7, 2019

Riot employees stage walkout to fight toxic workplace culture https://t.co/1DkbAgGzvG pic.twitter.com/t5me8DkaYI

— The Verge (@verge) May 7, 2019

More than 150 employees at #RiotGames staged a walkout yesterday. Outside of the developer’s LA offices, workers gathered to protest the company’s policies on forced arbitrations with signs and speeches in support of their colleagues. https://t.co/aVwRCIqUBe #RiotWalkout

— Francisco Taveira (@jftaveira1993) May 7, 2019

Our on-the-ground reporting from today's #riotwalkout: https://t.co/MADgAWyatl

— Cecilia D'Anastasio (@cecianasta) May 6, 2019

Over 150 Riot Employees Walk Out To Protest Forced Arbitration And Sexist Culturehttps://t.co/O8aziJYsVE pic.twitter.com/kPLrREvlcl

— Instant Gaming (@InstantGamingEN) May 7, 2019

#riotwalkout

Over 150 Riot Employees Walk Out To Protest Forced Arbitration And Sexist Culturehttps://t.co/ed5fMvD6R6

— Todd Vaziri (@tvaziri) May 7, 2019

I'm pushing to remove forced arbitration clauses for harassment suits from our employee agreements. For new and existing staff.

Like the employees of Riot Games, who walked out yesterday in protest of forced arbitration clauses: https://t.co/HA1LHvhypl #Allyship

— Better Allies™ (@betterallies) May 7, 2019

Pictured: over 150 employees at Riot Games doing a walkout to protest forced arbitrations --> https://t.co/XW8Ms9KaWQ pic.twitter.com/dIZislnUei

— Ad Astra Comix (@AdAstraComics) May 7, 2019

Good start, but honestly would be more surprised to hear about a major game studio that isn't a smoldering sewage plant.https://t.co/QctHR4EmcU via @kotaku

— Eigenkerri ?? (@kerrizor) May 7, 2019

Over 150 Riot Employees Walk Out To Protest Forced Arbitration And Sexist Culture [Updated]

Solidarity! https://t.co/hHlWEugokW

— Jamie Woodcock (@jamie_woodcock) May 7, 2019

Solidarity with everybody who took a stand at #RiotWalkout against forced arbitration and institutional sexism. https://t.co/cKeOpxzY3E

— Edwin (@dirigiblebill) May 7, 2019

I’m at the #riotwalkout. here’s the story I helped @cecianasta put together https://t.co/zNM92KhdfF

— nathan grayson (@Vahn16) May 6, 2019

아무리 진보적으로 보이는 업태라고 하더라도 노동자가 목소리를 내지 않으면 보통 기업의 구태로 회귀하게 만드는 것이 자본주의적 관성.
‘자신과 동료를 위해 일어선 사람들의 역사’
https://t.co/3cetHx1ljC

— Goodhyun 김국현 (@goodhyun) May 8, 2019

As Kotaku notes, the #RiotWalkout may be the first of its kind. Sending my support to the folks at Riot who are risking so much to push for the change they deserve. https://t.co/Elokyrb56W

— Nick Cummings (@nickcummings) May 6, 2019

I think this is something that's very important to pay attention to. https://t.co/H6K0lPbGwS

— Ashavari Joshi (@AshavariJoshi) May 7, 2019

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Over 150 Riot Employees Walk Out To Protest Forced Arbitration And Sexist Culture [Updated] https://t.co/zSh840fpTz via @kotaku

— Kristen Seversky (@KR1573N) May 7, 2019