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Converse apologizes for shoe ads that critics blasted as evoking the KKK
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Converse pulls latest shoes ad after critics accuse of sharing 'racist' and 'reckless' KKK imagery
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Converse has pulled a pair of ads and issued an apology after critics accused the sneaker brand of promoting imagery that evoked the Ku Klux Klan. The firestorm erupted around a campaign featuring Aespa singer Karina, who was shown clutching black high-top sneakers beneath a sharply defined…
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Converse pulled a shoe ad last week after critics said the imagery resembled a Ku Klux Klan hood and a lynching victim, prompting a public apology and statement.
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