Nike ad sends serious message about equality, opportunity and discrimination

Washington Post ^ | February 12, 2017 | Cindy Boren

[winner3000]

First Reebok, now Nike. It seems the only one left is Under Armour.
I’m noticing that in order to no longer buy from companies that sold out to the Left, I’m buying more and more of my products from non-American companies. Is that ironic or what?

[rktman]

LOL! Guess someone needs to ask Jim.

[Salman]

Is this "powerful new ad campaign" powerful enough to sell sneakers?

It's business. All else is BS.

I'm not their target market, so it doesn't matter if the irritate me.

[Maverick68]

Very soon retailers are going to learn a harsh lesson: STAY OUT OF POLITICS, ESPECIALLY when you rely on foreign child slave labor.

[bgill]

Nike. The company that put such a high price tag on their shoes that it was getting people killed for them. No thanks.

Already on the ban list for being NeverTrumpers, LGBT supporters (yeah, where’s the transgender people?), directly funding Planned Parenthood and BLM (where’s the Latinos?).