Standardized tests are supposed to assess all students by the same criteria, but socioeconomic factors mean the experience is far from egalitarian. In a bid to create more opportunities for disadvantaged students, the University of California will stop considering SAT and ACT scores by 2025.

L’Oréal is facing backlash from model Munroe Bergdorf for its ‘hypocritical’ support of the Black Lives Matter cause, while the US is embroiled in a wave of protests. As brands scramble to react to the situation, people are hyper-alert to those who take a stance without bolstering it with real action.

People are becoming increasingly aware of what brands are doing behind the scenes. But what would cause shoppers to stop supporting them? Canvas8 surveyed 4,982 Americans and spoke to eight people to find out what they would do if a brand did something that didn't align with their values.

Authenticity has long been a buzzword in marketing, but with 51% of people saying that less than half of brands create ‘authentic’ content, there’s a significant disconnect with audiences. Canvas8 spoke to Dr. James Oakley to find out what factors affect whether something is seen as genuine.