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Conversation Is Accused of Evoking White Supremacy in Controversial Campaign
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MetrópolesConversation/Disclosure. Conversation was the subject of criticism in the last few days after a new campaign was associated with symbols of Ku Klux Klan, or KKK, the white supremacist organization of the United States. In view of the negative impact, the brand withdrew the material from the air and issued an apology. In the statement, Conversation stated that it did not intend to make any reference to the organization or its symbols.Come with me…
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Conversation pulled out of the air an advertising campaign of the Chuck 70 X tennis, a model of the traditional All Star, after the image provokes criticism
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