U.S. favorability of companies who support police on social 2020, by age

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, only 21 percent of U.S. adults aged 18 to 34 years stated that they had a more favorable view of brands who posted their support of the police on social media. However, 40 percent of respondents aged 65 years and above had a more favorable view of brands doing so. Some of the consequences of Floyd's death include demonstrations, public outcry, and increased discourse regarding racial inequality and the impact of the currents state of policing in the United States on social media.

随乔治·弗洛伊德于5月25日在警方监管下不幸身亡事件的发生，美国多座城市及海外均爆发了针对警察过度使用武力以及警察责任缺失的广泛抗议和示威活动。在2020年6月进行的一项调查中，仅有21%的美国18至34岁成年人表示，他们对那些在社交媒体上表达对警察支持的品牌持有更为积极的看法。然而，65岁及以上的受访者中，有40%对上述行为持有更为积极的看法。弗洛伊德之死的一些后果包括示威活动、公众的强烈反响，以及关于种族不平等和当前美国警务状况对社交媒体影响的讨论增多。