CEO posted a message to popular YouTuber to post opinions on black shooting death case

ByMatthias Weinberger

Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USAandSt. Paul, MinnesotaA black man who was caught by a police officer was shot dead in such a shooting death case of black people by police officers in succession. Protest demonstrations are taking place all over the US,A case where a police officer who was alarmed in a protest demonstration performed in Dallas, Texas is shot deadHas also occurred and has developed into a serious racial discrimination problem. Meanwhile, YouTube's Susan Washikki CEO is popular YouTuber has sent a message on the official blog to pick up these violent incidents and racial issues.

YouTube Creator Blog: This week
http://youtubecreator.blogspot.jp/2016/07/this-week_9.html


YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki asks YouTube stars to speak out against racism and violence - Recode
http://www.recode.net/2016/7/9/12135514/youtube-susan-wojcicki-youtube-stars-raciscm-gun-violence

Susan Wasikki said "To everyone on YouTube, hundreds, thousands of people come to Youtube every week to see you.The fans know what you believe, what you are thinking, what you think, I'm coming to see what I should say, the fans who heard it will remember what their favorite creators said and what they felt because I am one of them I have posted a blog starting with the message "I know well."

YouTuber posts a variety of content, but popular YouTuber has immeasurable influence that you can move a lot of fans without intention. Mr. Woxicke mentioned the shooting death that occurred in a row, and in order to support the black community and the victims of the shooting death of the Dallas after pretending that "how to use that influence is up to you" I am appealing to popular YouTuber to tell me what to do and opinions to make a better community.

News site · Recode says "Not only YouTube but stars of Vine · Snapchat · Instagram have a great influence on young people especially, so that popular users of YouTube and SNS talk about deteriorating violence · racial issues Is much more effective than executives of IT companies from Justin Bieber and Silicon Valley to say their opinions. "

ByAlan O'Rourke