Workers speak out against Black Lives Matter face mask bans, as companies like Starbucks, Taco Bell, and Whole Foods grapple with viral backlash
calling for people to "join together to build a world that reflects God's love for all of us." The fast-food chain, which stopped donations to controversial groups including the Salvation Army last year, said it would boost its financial investments in Atlanta's Westside district.
With top leadership speaking out, some employees believed that they could also take a stand to similarly support Black Lives Matter. Instead, many employees quickly faced repercussions. Erin Clark/The Boston Globe via Getty Images After wearing the mask to work for three days, Nelson was told it violated Chick-fil-A's policy. The policy, which Nelson said she was not aware of previously, bans logos, statements, symbols, and quotes of any kind, according to Chick-fil-A.
Five employees of various Whole Foods stores in Michigan, Connecticut, and North Carolina told Business Insider that they had worn Black Live Matter gear, and were told by management to remove it or leave work.
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