Facebook names Roy Austin Jr. as VP of civil rights

Facebook Inc named Roy Austin Jr. as vp of civil rights environment friendly Jan. 19, the social media company discussed on Monday.
Facebook Inc named Roy Austin Jr. as vice president of civil rights effective Jan. 19, the social media company said on Monday.

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