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Aug 13, 2021

Is China having its #MeToo moment?

Also in today’s show: According to U.S. Census data, many people are spending their money from the child tax credit on the basics, like food and clothing. Then, we take a peek into how Black geek culture could be a wellspring of business possibilities.

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Singer Kris Wu attends Louis Vuitton S/S21 Men's Collection event at Shanghai Tank Art Park on August 6, 2020 in Shanghai, China. Louis Vuitton was one of many of Wu's brand backers who distanced themselves when he came under fire for sexual misconduct allegations.

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Chinese celebrity Kris Wu's online presence erased following rape allegations
Wu’s descent is one of several high-profile incidents of sexual misconduct. China’s corporate world has been rocked as well.
Necessities top child tax credit spending
by Amanda Peacher
Angela Weiss/AFP via Getty Images
Payments to households with children have been made for the second month after a first round that cost $15 billion.
Black geek culture represents a big business opportunity
by Stephanie Hughes
Photo by Roy Rochlin/Getty Images
Black fans of comics and anime haven’t always been welcome in geek culture. This could be a moment of change.