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Mark Zuckerberg Blames Sandberg for Facebook's Inclusivity Policies

Mark Zuckerberg Blames Sandberg for Facebook's Inclusivity Policies
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  • Zuckerberg denies blaming Sandberg for Meta's past inclusivity program issues.
  • Meta shifts focus as DEI rollback aligns with tech-driven strategy changes.
  • Zuckerberg praises Sandberg's leadership and influence in Meta's success.
  • New York Times reports on DEI talks between Zuckerberg and Stephen Miller.
  • Zuckerberg advocates for 'masculine energy' in culture on Joe Rogan's podcast.
  • Community-driven moderation replaces Meta's third-party fact-checking system.
  • Threads posts clarify Zuckerberg's views on Sandberg and Meta policy shifts.
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