is highlighting current and former employees' experiences with racism at Nike, according to the account creators.
The account, called "Black at Nike," has gained over 7,500 followers since its first post on June 24. According to its description, the page's goal is to amplify "Black voices from current and former Nike employees" by encouraging people to submit their stories via an anonymous Google form. "Despite the performative allyship that Nike shares publicly with the world, their Black employees are broken," a representative from Black at Nike, who has decided to remain anonymous, wrote in a statement to Business Insider. "Many have been suffering in silence, alone. Many have been laid off due to retaliation. Many feel like they should just shut up and work, in fear of not being able to thrive in the corporate system.
The representative also described the person behind the account as a "custodian to the people" and said the movement does not just have one face behind it. Nike's Jordan brand is exploding amid mass losses for the company. Here are the best pairs to sell right now — and the pairs that could explode in value down the line, according to resale experts
Anonymous posts on the page currently total over 70 and include stories from a range of Nike employees across the company's retail and corporate divisions.
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