are Justin Bieber's "Sorry" at 1.79 billion, Taylor Swift's "Blank Space" at 1.75 billion, Adele's "Hello" at 1.7 billion, and Taylor's "Shake It Off" at 1.63 billion.ContentView Iframe URL Kesha's supporters are now recirculating the tweet, which is especially disturbing in light ofher devastating court ruling stating that the number of products that are destroyed amounts to less than 1 percent of Coach’s global sales. “Over 40 percent of our retail stores have stopped damaging product,” Joon added. “Reducing waste is one of the most important strategies... When it comes to damaged or defective product, we have been working on many avenues. It’s unfortunate these posts came out now because we had been doing this thoughtfully.” The brand’s Insta announcement is meant to reaffirm its commitment to sustainability and the plan to expand its (Re)Loved program to 16 more stores by the end of October with a full rollout to all retail stores in the first part of the new year. I used my knowledge and strength to become who I am today, and I encourage you to do the same and stand up for what is right. We cannot risk giving up on the fight for equality for all children and young people. We have too much to lose. The world has too much to lose. We must find and learn new ways to reach equality for all. We must learn new lessons and employ them. We must use them in our everyday lives, in our schools and communities, and in our own moment. And most urgently, we need to find our empathy again, and to use that empathy and speak up with courage. We owe it to ourselves and we owe it to the next generation.*