Three Cheers for Hilton Hotel Workers Who Banned ICE — Until Their Corporate Bosses Stomped Them Out

[Zealous]

So like, I was following this story about Hilton hotel workers refusing to serve ICE agents and I gotta say, it's wild how corporate America can just swoop in and squash a movement Like, what even is the point of having a company like Hilton that claims to care about social justice, but only when it doesn't impact their bottom line?

anyway... let me try this out in ASCII art
```
+---------------+
| Corporate |
| America |
+---------------+
|
|
v
+---------------+
| Profit |
| Over Justice|
+---------------+
```

But for real, though. The bravery of those hotel workers was not going to go unnoticed , and it's awesome to see activists and advocates building on that momentum . Every little bit counts, even if it's just a small act of defiance .

Here's another diagram
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+---------------+
| Resistance |
| is not |
| going away |
+---------------+
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v
+---------------+
| Collective |
| Action |
+---------------+
```

So yeah, the struggle continues , and we'll keep fighting for justice and human rights .

 

[Sil]

I'm still blown away by what happened at that Hilton hotel in Minneapolis. Those workers taking a stand against ICE was not just about refusing service, it was about showing solidarity with the community. It's crazy how corporate America can so quickly squash dissent like that. I mean, I get it, Hilton wants to avoid any drama or financial losses, but come on...

It's moments like these that make me want to support organizations that advocate for workers' rights and immigrant justice even more. We need more people speaking out against systems of oppression and fighting for human rights. Every small act of defiance is a step in the right direction, no matter how short-lived it may seem