Converse Apologizes for Ad Likened to KKK and Lynching
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Converse Addresses Backlash Over KKK Imagery Comparisons In Ad Campaign
Chile, Converse has some explaining to do after two separate campaign images had social media doing a serious double take. The brand is now speaking out after folks online had some serious questions about the visuals. And once you see what had people talking, you’ll understand why the internet wasn’t letting this one slide.RELATED: Converse [...]
Converse Sparks Huge Woke Uproar After Releasing This ‘Deeply Upsetting’ Advertisement – Company Later Caves to Mob and Pulls Ad * The Gateway Pundit * by Cullen Linebarger
A shoe company became embroiled in one of the most asinine controversies imaginable after releasing an ad, and the company's response to the backlash made it even more absurd.
The company apologized, admitting it “made a mistake” - The campaign promoted the new Chuck 70 X starring Aespa's Karina
The campaign criticized by the public: "We realize that this image can deeply disturb. We have removed it from our channels and are working to eliminate it from any space in which it has appeared."
A campaign featuring K-pop Karina's star has generated many reactions on social networks, pushing the brand to remove one of its advertisements and apologize. ...
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