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Ahead of MLB All-Star Game, activists call on Phillies to cut ties with Citizens Bank
Philly Voice (Entertainment)
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- Activists plan to fly a banner from a plane ahead of Tuesday's MLB All-Star Game.
- The banner action will take place over Citizens Bank Park, the home field of the Philadelphia Phillies.
- Activists claim that Citizens Bank supports private prisons linked to ICE detention centers.
- The Phillies team is being called upon to cut ties with their sponsor bank.
Ahead of the MLB All-Star Game to be played on Tuesday, a group of activists plans to fly a banner over Citizens Bank Park. The activists' goal is to call on the Philadelphia Phillies to cut ties with their sponsor, Citizens Bank.
The banner claims that Citizens Bank has financial ties to private prison companies that support Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention centers. Citing this situation, the activists are urging the Phillies to end their relationship with the bank.
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- What do activists plan to do ahead of the MLB All-Star Game?
- Activists plan to fly a banner over the Citizens Bank Park stadium before Tuesday's game.
- What are activists accusing Citizens Bank of?
- Activists claim that the bank has ties to private prison companies that support ICE detention centers.
- What is the purpose of the banner action?
- The purpose of the action is to convince the Philadelphia Phillies baseball team to end its relationship with Citizens Bank.
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