“While we recognize we don’t have all the answers, we agree it’s time that we start putting our words into real, sustainable action," CEO Brian Roberts says.
Media giant Comcast announced Monday that it is donating $100 million to battle the “complex issue” of systemic racism, sexism and homophobia in America.
“I’ve spoken with many employees — as have our leaders across Comcast Cable, NBCUniversal and Sky — and we have begun to mobilize as a company,” Roberts said in a statement on Monday.
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