ONN – Raiders “I Can Breathe” Tweet: What Was Las Vegas Thinking With That Derek Chauvin Verdict Entry? – vlog by Zennie62 YouTube
Raiders “I Can Breathe” Tweet: What Was Las Vegas Thinking With That Derek Chauvin Verdict Entry?
Raiders “I Can Breathe” Tweet: No One Black Made That Derek Chauvin Trial Entry – That’s The Problem
For reasons best known to Las Vegas Raiders Public Relations Exec Will Kiss, a tweet was sent out with the words “I Can Breathe” after the Derek Chauvin Trial Verdict.
That supposedly is a reflection of the words George Floyd said when he said “I Can’t Breathe”. But Floyd was killed – he’s not here to breath.
The result of this social media error was to make “Raiders” a Twitter trend for all of the wrong reasons.
One thing is true: the Raiders all white public relations staff blew this one.
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