More than 330 Amazon employees violated the company's communications policy Sunday, in an unprecedented public display of support for colleagues who were warned they could be fired for speaking out to criticize Amazon's climate practices https://t.co/xtJFV9Ivls

— Hamza Shaban (@hshaban) January 27, 2020

Wow. Hundreds of Amazon climate activists plan to publicly calling out their company in an unprecedented mass defiance on the tech giant’s new(ly enforced?) communications policy ? https://t.co/p0khPewvl7

— Maddie Stone (@themadstone) January 26, 2020

It is honestly worth reading each and every one of these. They cover a variety of topics and the employees are putting a lot on the line by attaching their names.

My favorite so far is this one fully condemning Ring (@hypervisible): https://t.co/ItAn7XyKT1 pic.twitter.com/1hX4f4Lul1

— Jack Poulson (@supernodal) January 27, 2020

In their own words: Amazon workers break policy to share their views on the company's ethical and workplace conduct https://t.co/Nls1tEYArI https://t.co/CtOyt3yq51

— Meredith Whittaker (@mer__edith) January 26, 2020

It's our moral responsibility to speak up, and the changes to the communications policy are censoring us from exercising that responsibility. The climate crisis poses an unprecedented threat to humanity; now is not the time to silence employees.https://t.co/0h3L7l3BNv

— Amazon Employees For Climate Justice (@AMZNforClimate) January 26, 2020

It is unacceptable that Amazon is using its communications policy to threaten workers who are speaking out about the work they are doing, while ignoring their concerns about climate justice, collaboration with ICE, and facial recognition tech.#NoTechForICE https://t.co/MBXlq1SjQJ

— Amazonians: We Won't Build It (@WeWontBuildIt) January 26, 2020

340 Amazon tech workers have spoken out in direct opposition to—and in stark defiance of—Amazon's newly updated PR policy discouraging employees from talking about the company's climate policy

Here are each of their statements:https://t.co/Vdr7gCvHuo pic.twitter.com/xGUCQHjgpj

— Brian Merchant (@bcmerchant) January 26, 2020

More than 330 Amazon staffers will publicly call out the company for its climate policy, its work with federal agencies and its attempts to stifle dissent https://t.co/S0zfMgDFEx

— Catherine Rampell (@crampell) January 26, 2020

Amazing solidarity @AMZNforClimate

“330+ Amazon employees plan to violate the company’s communications policy, in an unprecedented public display of support for colleagues who were warned they could be fired criticizing the company’s climate practices” https://t.co/JmTZeSLLxQ

— Dr. Lucky Tran ? (@luckytran) January 26, 2020

Looks like this has borne out indeed https://t.co/8b8QjnQxv5

Amazon's efforts to silence its employees has officially backfired. The story of this mass employee opposition to their bosses' efforts to muzzle them was just picked up in the Washington Post: https://t.co/o6UmVvhXa2

— Brian Merchant (@bcmerchant) January 26, 2020

Amazon employees risk their jobs by criticizing the company for its role in climate crisis https://t.co/UVg6IIJ61J

— TNW (@thenextweb) January 27, 2020

Amazon employees risk their jobs by criticizing the company for its role in climate crisis https://t.co/rVT32kHMTW

— TNW (@thenextweb) January 27, 2020

.@SenAngusKing predicts 5-10 Republicans will break ranks and vote to call John Bolton as a witness. He says to @Rho_Co on our live show: "How do you vote against calling John Bolton with a straight face?" https://t.co/DHIDp0joi0 pic.twitter.com/ohzEgmLfAp

— Libby Casey (@libcasey) January 27, 2020

Approximately 25 million Russians died fighting the Nazis in WW2. #Auschwitz75 https://t.co/3R4jjYabi4 pic.twitter.com/CQdz7Y4eYu

— Llama (@jimmysllama) January 27, 2020

BIG QUESTIONS about whether the @nytimes report on John Bolton's manuscript will move the needle for moderate Republican Senators to call witnesses. We're discussing it all now with @costareports @jameshohmann + @byamberphillips
Live at https://t.co/DHIDp0joi0 pic.twitter.com/3t7WE9kge3

— Libby Casey (@libcasey) January 27, 2020

Trump did something Obama would NEVER do for Ukraine. He gave them the support they needed..... https://t.co/PPglGCfMuU

— Nate Parker (@The_Black_Jedi) January 27, 2020

My column on the remarkable story being written this winter by Merrimack College in the school's first season in Division-1 is now up at https://t.co/kXvvRD7t53

— John Feinstein (@JFeinsteinBooks) January 25, 2020

The @farrellybros are the 2019 Morton E. Ruderman Award in #Inclusion winners! Throughout their careers they’ve consistently cast actors with #disabilities in their movies. Read the press release in @washingtonpost here: https://t.co/2rdQhEGjdv pic.twitter.com/2cwovO5S8Y

— Ruderman Family Foundation (@RudermanFdn) December 4, 2019

UPDATE: Coronavirus: As new cases surge, health experts inside and outside USG say they believe the Chinese government is significantly underreporting number of cases and deaths in that country. One estimate: numbers are likely 10x higher. Our story.https://t.co/WPSFeh1KEw pic.twitter.com/miELCOgOhE

— Sixth Seal (@JaimeNelsonW) January 27, 2020

Respectfully taken from https://t.co/w661G92ZfX

— William Roberts Staplin, Ph.D. (@wstaplin1) December 29, 2018

6- Back to the chain of events:

- In 2018 Omar / Hirsi legally married
- Except Omar / Hirsi filed joint tax returns in earlier years
- The tax situation has been reported, she has been fined, and I beleive since "corrected" (this is not the big story)https://t.co/673Kl6HTPE

— IT Guy (@ITGuy1959) June 24, 2019

Kobe Bryant really wants you to visit D.C.’s new @NMAAHC (an article of 2016) https://t.co/syyiQZKo1c

— Dr. Ana Lucia Araujo (@analuciaraujo_) January 27, 2020

Marginalized groups can't be upset about bigotry but those Goldman Sachs speeches are a deal breaker #whiteprivilege ?? ...https://t.co/yCBV2iZeWq

— No More BS #NoBernieNoTrump ??⚖️ (@FlipBlue2020) January 26, 2020

Amazon threatened to fire two tech workers who spoke about climate and Amazon's business, then 357 more workers joined themhttps://t.co/plUzu3MVVa pic.twitter.com/HAiGysrEee

— Bernie Beats Trump (@doctorow) January 27, 2020

Hundreds of Amazon workers are pushing the company to adopt tougher policies to reduce carbon emissions and fight climate change, and the employees are putting their names to their comments publicly — defying Amazon's corporate policyhttps://t.co/aw8TfHdPHP

— Axios (@axios) January 27, 2020

357 Amazon employees risked their jobs to sign their name to this letter criticizing the company for harming the climate and demanding that it live up to its commitments. Incredible bravery. https://t.co/abpAHMpbzK

— Adam Conover (@adamconover) January 27, 2020

Amazon Employees Share Our Views on Company Business https://t.co/GFVD1dVhl5 pic.twitter.com/p5cpEtc7Dg

— Rich Tehrani (@rtehrani) January 27, 2020

"As an engineer at AWS and previously in retail I am disappointment with the lack of action on social issues and climate change." yes more of this!! more speaking out by the people on the side of the company that actually makes money!! https://t.co/htuHpFT1xl

— Ingrid Burrington (@lifewinning) January 27, 2020

Amazon employees are speaking out about the company's response to the climate crisis.

Read hundreds of comments from Amazon employees here: https://t.co/EbZ4PSQaSg@AMZNforClimate #AMZNSpeakOut https://t.co/E6lIzXe4xa

— Coworker.org (@teamcoworker) January 27, 2020

Solidarity with the Amazon Workers for Climate Justice @AMZNforClimate risking their jobs to speak truth to power. #climateemergency #climatemobilization https://t.co/rkduob0wXe

— Matt Renner (@Matthew4300) January 27, 2020

Over 340 Amazon employees share our views on company business:https://t.co/x3Z5HAanYK

— Amazon Employees For Climate Justice (@AMZNforClimate) January 27, 2020

Amazon employee on last-mile delivery: "Today’s system incentivizes unsafe driving, and appears to be designed to insulate Amazon from liability, rather than to promote ownership and accountability.”
https://t.co/LWKQtFGc3H pic.twitter.com/MMzoiq63Ds

— Hayley Peterson (@hcpeterson) January 27, 2020

357 employees are openly criticizing Amazon’s record on climate on a medium blogpost, despite risk to jobs. https://t.co/uex4j9HT4Y

— Change To Win (@Change2Win) January 27, 2020