Prada was slammed over merchandise deemed racist. Now it will have racial-equity training.
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Miuccia Prada Will Be Getting Sensitivity Training - The New York Times
Prada suspends worldwide campaign featuring blackface imagery after onslaught of criticism | PIX11
Prada Settles with City Over Alleged Racist Display
Miuccia Prada to get racism-sensitivity training after fashion faux pas - CBS News
Prada Pulls Keychain After Blackface Comparison Backlash | Time
Chinyere Ezie Interview- Prada Racism Complainant
New York City Gets Involved in Prada's Blackface Scandal
Prada Settles With NYC Over Blackface Backlash
Prada Pulls Keychain After Blackface Comparison Backlash | Time
Chinyere Ezie (she/her) on Twitter: "Thanks to #blackface @Prada, now you can take #sambo home with you for the holidays #StopRacism #StopBlackface #StopPrada https://t.co/5t2cvosLIF" / Twitter
Prada apologizes for 'Pradamalia' toys that evoke racist imagery | Mashable
Prada accused of racism, blackface over Pradamalia figurines
Prada pulls merchandise from stores over blackface accusations - ABC News
Ezie, Chinyere | Center for Constitutional Rights
Seriously, Prada, what were you thinking?: Why the fashion industry keeps bumbling into racist imagery - The Washington Post
Blackface backlash causes PRADA to tweet statement about their racist holiday monkey gifts—but they didn't pull offensive products from stores - TheGrio
Prada Suffers Backlash Over Blackface Window Display | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News — Guardian Life — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News
Prada pulls merchandise from stores over blackface accusations - ABC News
Prada Says It 'Abhors Racist Imagery' in Face of Blackface Accusation – WWD
Bio - Chinyere Ezie
Gothamist: New York City Local News, Food, Arts & Events
Prada, New York City reach settlement over blackface imagery in SoHo store display - ABC7 New York
Did a Prada Store Remove Products Resembling 'Blackface Imagery'? | Snopes.com
