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Hulu apologizes for promoting a Breonna Taylor documentary while news broke about indictments in her case
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The streaming service walked back its decision to walk back its decision to promote the documentary The Killing of Breonna Taylor on social media as the decision not to indict the three police officers in her killing was announced Wednesday. "Earlier today, we promoted content that we felt would be meaningful in light of today’s events," Hulu tweeted last night. "That was, quite simply, the wrong call. We've taken the posts down and are deeply sorry. Thank you for holding us accountable – we will learn from this." ALSO: ESPN reporter Malika Andrews chokes up while discussing the Breonna Taylor case on SportsCenter.
TOPICS: Breonna Taylor, ESPN, Hulu, SportsCenter, Malika Andrews , Documentaries
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