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   Donald Ham :sp_pride: (donaldham@mstdn.social)'s status on Wednesday, 07-Jan-2026 05:14:14 JST Donald Ham :sp_pride:

   in reply to

   @jeridansky
   I also found an email for the corporate social responsibility office, where I let them know I won't be giving them any more of my business:

   esg@hilton.com

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   Jeri Dansky (jeridansky@sfba.social)'s status on Wednesday, 07-Jan-2026 04:42:40 JST Jeri Dansky

   Regarding the hotel in Minneapolis that was refusing to provide rooms to DHS agents (although it said it was backing down after backlash from MAGA and Hilton Hotels):

   This was posted on the Hilton Newsroom account on X. (No, I don't have an account there. An article provided the link to specific post where this was posted. I'd seen it elsewhere but wanted to confirm this was real before sharing.)

   I've now written to HiltonHonors@Hilton.com — the one email I was able to get for Hilton — to express my disgust with its action; I don't want its hotels to be a "welcoming place for all" when that includes DHS agents. You could also call: +1-888-4HONORS

   #Minneapolis #DHS

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   Jeri Dansky (jeridansky@sfba.social)'s status on Tuesday, 06-Jan-2026 13:49:13 JST Jeri Dansky

   in reply to

   @inthehands I waited about a half hour on Hilton's digital assistant to supposedly correspond with a real person, although it still felt like I was corresponding with a bot.

   One snippet:

   Them: We are actively investigating this matter with this individual hotel, and can confirm that Hilton works with governments, law enforcement and community leaders around the world to ensure our properties are open and inviting to everyone.

   Me: Hilton is glad the hotel changed its policies, and I'm horrified. No one should be providing accommodations to DHS.

   Me: I don't want Hilton to be open and inviting to people at DHS.

   But I did get an email to write to: HiltonHonors@Hilton.com