Many are cancelling their subscriptions and riding out the time.
We’re just a day or so out of Activision officially being sued by the California state government for violations of civil rights and a “frat boy” work culture that allegedly proved itself to be very hostile and dangerous toward female employees who were subjected to constant sexual harassment, according to the lawsuit.
So players in World of Warcraft are showing their anger by having a good old fashioned sit-in. Players are congregating in the social hub of Oribos and simultaneously running a charity campaign for Black Girls Code. The charity endeavor has already hit over $7,700 USD as of this publishing of a goal of $100.
Fence Macabre encourages all sub-locked players to join us on Thursday July 22nd at 9AM PST at the Idyllia Steps, Oribos.
Alliance Anchor: Vicaire-WyrmrestAccord
Horde Anchor: Loira-WyrmrestAccordFundraising Campaign: https://t.co/uRVkYZUcSY pic.twitter.com/bl8IaLXVXh
— Fence Macabre Caravan (@fencemacabre) July 22, 2021
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Black Girls CODE is a non-profit organization dedicated to teaching girls ages 7-17 about computer programming and digital technology. Founded in 2011 our organization has grown from a small grassroots organization started in the San Francisco Bay Area into an internationally chapter with over 14 locations across the US (Memphis, Atlanta, Houston, Dallas, Los Angeles, Raleigh-Durham, Detroit, Chicago, New York, Washington DC, Bay Area, Seattle, Miami) and in Johannesburg, South Africa.
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