Mark Zuckerberg, Priscilla Chan say they were disgusted by Trump's 'incendiary rhetoric' on Facebook
In a letter shared on Twitter, the married couple said they were "deeply shaken and disgusted by President Trump's divisive and incendiary rhetoric" on Facebook, but stressed that the social media platform operates independently of the philanthropic investment firm they set up in 2015.
"Although CZI and Facebook are entirely separate and independent organizations with different missions and teams, we do share the same co-leader," the pair wrote. "In this moment, we understand that CZI's relationship with Facebook is not an easy tension to bridge." They stressed that Facebook's actions are "not the decisions of CZI as an organization. Nor will Facebook ever dictate how we at CZI approach our mission, work, or partnerships."to Zuckerberg where they criticized Facebook's moderation policies and questioned why he was giving a voice to Trump.
The scientists argued that the post was antithetical to CZI's mission, which is to "use technology to help solve some of our toughest challenges — from preventing and eradicating disease, to improving learning experiences for kids, to reforming the criminal justice system."
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