Video: Nike Racism Commercial Sparks Outrage and Criticism
Nike Japan ad on teenage bullying and racism sparks debate | Japan | The Guardian
Nike Japan ad on bullying, racism sparks hot online response - The Economic Times
Nike CEO: We must get our own house in order on racism | PR Week
Is the 'racist trainer' controversy good for Nike? - BBC News
Nike is saying 'Don't Do It' in a message about racism in America - CNN
Closer Look | Nike Anti-Racism Football Kits 2005 - Footy Headlines
black lives matter: Adidas, Nike & Twitter lend support to #BlackLivesMatter, take a strong stand against racism after George Floyd's death - The Economic Times
In Japan, Nike ad on racism, bullying sparks debate over foreign firm criticising social mores | South China Morning Post
Why Nike′s polarizing campaign is courageous | Culture | Arts, music and lifestyle reporting from Germany | DW | 06.09.2018
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Nike's Support For 'Systemically Racist' Collingwood A Critical Global Test For Both Brands | HuffPost null
Nike's 'Don't Do It' Anti-Racism Ad Receives Mixed Reviews
Nike Backs Footballer Raheem Sterling's Stance Against Racism | LBBOnline
Nike's diversity advert causing a backlash in Japan - BBC News
Nike Premier League 21-22 No Room For Racism Ball Revealed - Only For FIFA 22? - Footy Headlines
Nike, Puma put out ads taking on racism to make money. Colin Kaepernick's motivation is different
Adam Catzavelos racist rant: Nike, other businesses distance themselves — Quartz Africa
Kaepernick backlash: Burning your Nikes instead of confronting racism - The Boston Globe
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Nike Stores Closed In South Africa Amid Outcry Over Racist Video
Racist shoes? Nike pulls sneaker because it offends Kaepernick | Civil Rights | Al Jazeera
Raheem Sterling fronts new Nike ad after speaking out on racism | The Drum
Colin Kaepernick's Nike Ad Made $43 Million in Media Buzz
Nike loses factory aid as 'racist trainer' row intensifies - BBC News
Nike anti-racism video goes viral, sparks controversy in Japan
Brands Like Nike and Adidas Speak Out Against Racism. Is It Enough? - WSJ
