Yesterday, Wizards of the Coast released a blog post addressing these issues and claiming that they are going to use this call to action as a way to learn how to be a better company when it comes to race: Today, we will be changing the multiverse ID and removing the Gatherer card image for the card Invoke Prejudice, originally printed in 1994
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We don't want these centers of culture, and that's the way we think about them trading card stores, comic book stores, gaming stores, vinyl stores, those are critical to the greater ecosystem, so it's a piece of it that we help magnify that." Participants play a Magic: The Gathering card game during a weekly tournament at the Uncommons hobby shop in New York, U.S., on Thursday, June 27, 2019.Mark Abramson/Bloomberg via Getty Images The company is also interested in supporting more direct community engagement in partnership with stores