U.S. favorability of companies who support protestors on social 2020, by ethnicity

Following the May 25th death of George Floyd while in police custody, wide-ranging protests and demonstrations against the use of excessive force by police officers and lack of police accountability were held in multiple U.S. cities and abroad. During a June 2020 survey, 43 percent of African American U.S. adults stated that they had a more favorable view of brands who posted their support of the protestors on social media. However, 21 percent of White respondents stated the same. Some of the consequences of Floyd's death include demonstrations, public outcry, and increased discourse regarding racial inequality in the United States on social media. Many brands have posted statements of support to their social media platforms but this has not been a universally popular move.

伴随着乔治·弗洛伊德于2020年5月25日在警方拘留期间不幸丧生，美国多座城市以及海外爆发了广泛的抗议和示威活动，针对警察过度使用武力以及警方问责制的缺失。在2020年6月进行的一项调查中，43%的美国非裔成年人表示，他们对那些在社交媒体上表达对抗议者支持的品牌持更加积极的看法。然而，仅有21%的受访白人表达了相同的观点。弗洛伊德之死的后果包括示威活动、公众的愤怒以及社交媒体上关于美国种族不平等问题的讨论加剧。许多品牌在其社交媒体平台上发布了支持声明，但这一举措并非普遍受到欢迎。