Netflix communications chief out over “insensitive” remarks

Jonathan Friedland, the top communications spokesperson at Netflix, is leaving the company after making what he called “insensitive” remarks during a company meeting. Netflix CEO Reed Hastings reportedly said that Friedland used the n-word on at least two occasions.

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[kenzie-.-]

With less overheard now, will my subscription go down? It should go down right? Fire more people there.

[PatrickHostis]

The Sharks are eating each other! LOL

[brookspalmer]

Freedom of speech is an unalienable right and corporations policies or other alleged guidelines don't have any influence over this since all corporations globally operate under that right and former governments & U̶N̶ whose only duty was to ensure those rights were not infringed upon.

[conniecarr]

Should've kept his racist mouth shut!

[louiscampos]

Why can’t you just make it free and no commercials!

[thetruetexanamerican]

What exactly where the insensitive comments? With the world now adays it could be anything. From actually racist to something that people are over exaggerating or flat out lies.

[stellablevins]

Well most seem to do as their potus do" The old saying Monkey See Monkey Do" Now Monkey Say

[That_BIack_Cat]

Now thats a Good 0 tolerance policy. Thanks Netflix!

[regina]

Come on black people... I’m lead to believe they all speak this way💯. You can’t convince me otherwise ✊🏾