Brands have something to say about racism. Why does it all look the same?

How a black background with white letters became the new default aesthetic for corporate support as marketing—and why it falls short. It all began on Friday when Nike flipped the script on its iconic tagline with a message directly addressing the protests in the wake of the police murder of George Floyd that inflamed issues of systemic racial inequality and police brutality. Read Full Story
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