Sherwin dives deep into the controversy surrounding a Campbell Executive — who recently took a leave of absence after making public comments about the company’s product that sparked widespread backlash. Sherwin explores what went wrong, the impact on the brand’s image, and whether such company actions are justified. Expect analysis of accountability, corporate responsibility, and what executives should know before speaking out.
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Sherwin dives deep into the controversy surrounding a Campbell Executive — who recently took a leave of absence after making public comments about the company’s product that sparked widespread backlash. Sherwin explores what went wrong, the impact on the brand’s image, and whether such company actions are justified. Expect analysis of accountability, corporate responsibility, and what executives should know before speaking out.
Sherwin unpacks the long and often hidden history of Black literacy suppression—from anti-literacy laws in the slavery era to modern disparities in school funding and access. He explores how the ability to read has always been tied to power, autonomy, and freedom, and why efforts to restrict literacy became a central tool of oppression. A revealing conversation connecting past strategies to present-day challenges.
The Truth with Sherwin Hughes
Sherwin dives deep into the controversy surrounding a Campbell Executive — who recently took a leave of absence after making public comments about the company’s product that sparked widespread backlash. Sherwin explores what went wrong, the impact on the brand’s image, and whether such company actions are justified. Expect analysis of accountability, corporate responsibility, and what executives should know before speaking out.
