June 9, 20191 min read, 132 words
Published: June 9, 2019 | 1 min read, 132 words
A protester interrupted a keynote interview with Jeff Bezos at Amazon's in Las Vegas last week to plead with the billionaire executive to help "abused" chickens.The protester, identified as Priya Sawhney of Direct Action Everywhere, walked on stage to plead with the Amazon CEO ab...
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Investigative
June 11, 2019
This person really did get on stage to plead about chickens. The only issue is, as the author points out, if you research whether or not Amazon as a company even owns chicken farms, you will find out that the company has no stake, or vested interest, in any chicken farms whatsoever.
June 11, 2019
Sensational
June 10, 2019
This is a surface level and sensational headline/article. I feel this story was produced because something similar happened to Kamala Harris at her event. Article here: https://credder.com/article/2282
June 10, 2019
Surface Level
June 10, 2019
Although the information in the piece is accurate, it's mostly an article to sensationalize Bezos' Keynote. It fails to provide more context around the protestors demands and alleged abuse of chickens in Amazon factory farms.
June 10, 2019