Converse pulls ad after leftists see nonexistent KKK imagery: 'They want so badly to be offended'
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A sneaker advertisement featuring a K-pop star has become the latest victim of the left. Converse pulled an image featuring Karina of the group Aespa and issued a public apology after critics claimed the ad's lighting and composition evoked imagery associated with the Ku Klux Klan and lynching.
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A sneaker advertisement featuring a K-pop star has become the latest victim of the left. Converse pulled an image featuring Karina of the group Aespa and issued a public apology after critics claimed the ad's lighting and composition evoked imagery associated with the Ku Klux Klan and lynching.
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Converse pulls ad after leftists see nonexistent KKK imagery: 'They want so badly to be offended' | Since Then
