Netflix's divisive memo to its employees is making rounds all over the internet and people are divided if it's in the right or not.
reports that the streaming platform sent its employees an internal memo letting everyone know that it's not going to stop working on offensive content. The said memo ends by telling employees, "If you find it hard to support our content breadth, Netflix may not be the best place for you."
If this isn't Netflix's version of "git gud or get rekt", I don't know what is.
Netflix is not new to controversies and this is perhaps its biggest strength. Unlike other platforms that usually err on the side of caution, Netflix is unafraid to support material that many might find offensive. Over the past year, one of the materials frequently brought up by offended parties is Dave Chappelle's latest Netflix special, The Closer. Specifically, people raised concerns about the numerous jokes Chappelle made at the expense of transgenders.