Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Slams GM for Not Supporting Black-Owned Media
Sean Combs at a REVOLT & AT&T Summit in 2019.
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Musician and entrepreneur Sean “Diddy” Combs criticized General Motors Co. and other companies for failing to support Black-owned media, saying Corporate America could no longer “manipulate our community into believing that incremental progress is acceptable.”
The rapper, who founded the Revolt cable network in 2013, posted an open letter on that company’s website Thursday calling out companies for spending less than 1% of their advertising on Black-owned media.