EA tells employees it will not publicly defend abortion rights

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NME published this video item, entitled “EA tells employees it will not publicly defend abortion rights” – below is their description.

After employees of Electronic Arts had been asking executives at an internal company-wide meeting to make public statements to defend abortion rights and transgender rights, the chief people officer Mala Singh has told the employees that EA will only make public statements that “actually have a positive impact”.

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