Converse Pulls Sneaker Ad On Social Media After Racist Imagery Criticism
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A K-pop star has participated in an advertising clip for the shoe brand Converse: The "Chuck 70 X" should thus be advertised especially on the Asian market. However, the bill has been made without the hysterical woken west: Wackere leftists want to recognize in the clip Ku-Klux-Klan advertising. Now they torch their shoes.
An advertisement from the creator of the All Star, associated with the Ku Klux Klan, has already been removed. The American footwear brand Converse, famous for the All Star shoes, has withdrawn an advertisement that, according to several users of social networks, evoked images of the white supremacist hate group Ku Klux Klan. In announcing the withdrawal, the company recognized: The photograph, published in the company's Instagram account, recei…
American shoe brand Converse has pulled a new campaign from social media and apologized for it after a wave of criticism. According to critics, the images from the ad contained symbolism reminiscent of the racist organization Ku Klux Klan and referred to the lynching of black people.
Converse Pulls Sneaker Ad On Social Media After Racist Imagery Criticism
AP NEWS – The sneaker company Converse has removed a social media ad that sparked outrage among critics who viewed it as evoking the Ku Klux Klan and lynching. The Instagram ad photo showed K…
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