Amazon anti gay

My account was randomly locked on Nov. 23, with no notification. When I logged in, Amazon asked for some supporting documents for my most recent purchase, which I submitted right away. I never heard back from an account specialist, aside from an automated email saying my account was in a “temporary hold due to unusual activity” and that I needed to login and provide some documentation.

Amazon is smart and will have the video show up in places where it makes sense. Reviewing wildly popular items - I purchased a couple items on Amazon that have tens of thousands of reviews. On one item my video showed up as the last video in the video carousel for a day or two but only got a handful of views before it went away. Amazon has like 83, products with many of them having used versions for sale.

Aunt Tilly's experience with her used television is % not going to help you with your experience with your used Garden Weasel. I tried to load the Amazon shopping app on my Fire 10 HD 32GB tablet yesterday, and within seconds of the app coming up as normal, it switched to a nearly blank page that said something to the effect that this app is no longer supported on this device and I'd have to use the browser version from now on.

Which seems weird given that it's an Amazon app on an Amazon device, specifically. I am experiencing a growing number of occasions where Amazon's stated delivery timeframe becomes a late delivery when there is no logical reason (e.g., weather disruption). In the past, this was a rare occurrence, but lately this seems to be happening more often - two times over the past few orders.

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The past two times, the delivery timetable showed, for example, "Today by PM," but the. The corporation has also backed the Equality Act, federal legislation that would ban LGBTQ discrimination in housing, employment, education and other arenas. It has had a robust gay and lesbian employee group, GLAmazon, since At first we all thought Amazon was just looking at cities with lots of available real estate, lots of skilled workers, good tax deals, etc.

The group has supported the discredited practice of so-called conversion therapy and the rights of businesses to turn away LGBTQ customers. George Conger.

Amazon HQ2: Gay-rights groups say Amazon should avoid these 9 cities

Richard Florida, the author of The Rise of the Creative Class who studies talent migration, says historically there has been a correlation between centers of innovation and high rates of economic growth, and a thriving gay and lesbian community. Can you imagine the outcry and accusations that would pour out? Ryan Burge. In , PayPal canceled plans to open a global operations center in Charlotte after the state passed a law that prevented cities from creating non-discrimination policies to protect transgender people.

These are Bible Belt cities. There's an edge of a threat to the campaign as well. They contend that cities and states that are hostile to LGBT people will also present a barrier to current Amazon staff, said Gaughan. Douglas LeBlanc. Seattle Pride has cut ties with Amazon over the e-commerce giant's corporate donations and its alleged request to have its name included in the title of the city's annual LGBTQ Pride march.

Major U. It has had a robust gay and lesbian employee group, GLAmazon, since And Ohio, Indiana and Florida are, at this point, red states that went for Trump in the past election. As tmatt wrote just the other day , there was bound to be a religion story involved in what cities would be picked. Steve Rabey. Featured Weekly Ad. Many Seattleites are kind of glad that Amazon may have a footprint elsewhere, as its well-paid employees have helped send housing prices soaring 53 percent here in the past four years.

Dawn Eden. Mark Stricherz. Bobby Ross Jr. Add Topic. The activists say they want Amazon to use its economic power to assert its values of diversity, inclusion and tolerance. Like many tech companies, Amazon has long been a supporter of gay rights and anti-discrimination legislation. Mark Kellner. The idea of using corporate clout to move politicians is by no means new, but tech companies, seeking to attract and retain a young workforce that often skews liberal on social issues, have been particularly active on gay-rights issues.

You heard it here, first. The state eventually repealed the law, but PayPal stayed away.