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The boycott leaders "didn't hear anything today to convince us that Zuckerberg and his colleagues are taking action," said Free Press Co-CEO Jessica J. Gonzalez.

An independent audit faulted the social network for allowing hate speech and disinformation to thrive.

The report warns that the social media company may be “driving people toward self-reinforcing echo chambers of extremism.”

The audit found that the social-media giant had made “vexing and heartbreaking decisions” on hate speech and voter suppression.

Luxury brands have been slow to join the Facebook advertising boycott dubbed #StopHateForProfit.

The boycott's four main organizers discuss why they organized the boycott, what they took from the meeting and what comes next.

The hour-long virtual talk came days after the start of the one-month ad boycott of Facebook.

Facebook’s top executives engaged in “spin” during a meeting over hate speech, civil rights groups said.

Free Press said Facebook treated the meeting as a public-relations exercise rather than an opportunity for real change.

Top executives including Mark Zuckerberg failed to quell the concerns that sparked the advertising backlash.