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Black Lives Matter: Do companies really support the cause? - BBC Worklife
Is Nikes Corporate Social Responsibility Real? - Content Cucumber
Companies increasingly using politics in marketing, but there are risks: Experts - ABC News
Corporations say they support Black Lives Matter. Their employees doubt them. - The Washington Post
Governor Josh Shapiro on X: "I'm at today's March Against Injustice and Gun Violence 2020 in Harrisburg in solidarity with our community. Black lives matter. Racism must end. I am here to
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Nike's 'Don't Do It' Campaign For Black Lives Matter, And Where You Can Donate To Support The Cause
Companies touting Black Lives Matter face own workforce scrutiny - CBS News
Nike on X: "We will continue to stand up for equality and work to break down barriers for athletes* all over the world. For more information: https://t.co/CQvZhwEYFT https://t.co/ekOaUM4qAA" / X
Corporate response to Black Lives Matter: Progress or ploy?
Nike Nearly Dropped Colin Kaepernick Before Embracing Him - The New York Times
Taking 'Just Do It' to a different conclusion
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Nike Ads Continue to Win – Urban Hydration
Nike's Campaign Shows that Black Women are More Than Magic – Healthy Roots Dolls
BLACK LIVES MATTER - "Everyone is welcome at our table." Nike Dri-Fit T-Shirt | Beach Eatz
Sneakers generated $70B last year. Black retailers saw little of that.
Big brands take a stand and support Black Lives Matter - AdNews
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A regularly updated blog tracking brands' responses to racial injustice | Ad Age
The history of Nike's Just Do It slogan – Creative review
Modern corporate social activism looks like Nike's Kaepernick ad