Which of these situations demonstrates how companies of strong moral character have pursued ethical strategies?

Quaker Oats' management announces the company will retire the Aunt Jemima name and character that had been associated with racial stereotyping after widespread international protests against racism.

Employees at Wayfair, the online home furnishings giant, walk out of the company's Boston headquarters to protest its sale of $$200,000$ worth of bedroom furniture to a government contractor that operates a network of shelters for migrant children near the southwestern United States border.

McDonald's board of directors dismiss CEO Steve Easterbrook after determining that he had engaged in a relationship that violated company policy prohibiting employees with "a direct or indirect reporting relationship" from "dating or having a sexual relationship."

Employees at Thinx, a manufacturer of women's absorbent underwear, tolerate harassment, low pay, short maternity leaves, and the high demands of their jobs because they believe that the company is dedicated to a just cause.

Employees at REI, an outdoor recreation equipment retailer and employee$-$owned cooperative, report on social media that their store managers in Arizona and Texas had not properly informed them about colleagues who had tested positive for the novel coronavirus.