>Home Depot employees can’t change national attitudes I'd say you're wrong on two counts. The first is that no one is saying it's the Home Depot employees that

>Home Depot employees can’t change national attitudes I'd say you're wrong on two counts. The first is that no one is saying it's the Home Depot employees that should be doing it. The article makes it clear that the media should be presenting the story in a way that ties it to the national conversation, instead of ignoring the implications of how these stories keep happening. The second, is that actually Home Depot employees can change national attitudes. There is this thing called Unionizing that allows workers to call for strikes and bargain for better working conditions. Such a union could help contribute to a difficult conversation about the need of our companies and government entities to protect the health of our most vulnerable, which most likely would include a sizeable number of those same workers.