I think Yelp is trying to do the right thing with this but can't help but feel this might be crossing a line. Yelp has always seemed to me, to be a sort of pro

I think Yelp is trying to do the right thing with this but can't help but feel this might be crossing a line. Yelp has always seemed to me, to be a sort of protection racket for businesses' reputations. Now they are going to flag certain business as possible racists during a time of social unrest? How long will it take before one of these places gets targeted and burned down after a "Peaceful Protest" due to the Yelp warning? In civil law it is a balance of probabilities so wether or not it can be proven 100% that the flag made them a target, Yelp may still be found partially liable in court.