After an Office Depot manager refused to print posters for a Charlie Kirk vigil, the company quickly stepped in to apologize for her heartless comments and announce accountability.
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The Friday evening Office Depot statement stated that the “associate” who smeared the poster as “propaganda” was fired, and affirmed that the customer’s order was fulfilled after all.
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The Office Depot employees in the viral video that spurred the controversy had claimed that the Kirk vigil poster that the Michigan Forward Network had requested constituted “political propaganda,” and therefore could not be printed. “It’s propaganda, I’m sorry,” snipped the Karen manager. “This is someone that passed away. This is for a vigil,” the Michigan Forward representative tried to explain to her, despite being interrupted repeatedly. “It’s
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