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Social Goods | What Protest Fashion Looks Like, Are Ads Being Deliberately Racist?

This week, Millie Bobby Brown wore a custom Calvin Klein suit to support the gun control movement, while brands may be purposefully releasing racist advertising.
Millie Bobby Brown in a Calvin Klein ad campaign | Source: Courtesy
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  • Victoria Berezhna

This Is What Protest Fashion Really Looks Like

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