One year ago, the George Floyd uprisings prompted a slew of performative corporate “solidarity” statements and empty promises to Black communities—despite the harmful, racist impacts of their products and treatment of workers. Amazon joined this trend.

But Amazon’s anti-Black business model continues to grow every day: Over the last year, Amazon doubled down on its support for police and ICE, expanding the criminalization of brown and Black people. And, just over a month ago, Amazon spent millions to harass and intimidate Black workers in Bessemer, Alabama and stop them from organizing to end the surveillance that enforces a brutal and dangerous pace of work.

We just won a major victory by pressuring Amazon to temporarily stop selling face recognition to local police departments. But we can't stop until we’ve ended Amazon’s policing of Black communities, workers, and immigrants.

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