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Nike's Kaepernick campaign signals change in shoe politics
People are burning their sneakers in protest of a new progressive (and amazing) Nike ad
Nike's support of Colin Kaepernick has some destroying their shoes | CNN
Nike Ad With Colin Kaepernick Has People Burning Products
People burn their own Nike gear in response to Kaepernick ad
US: People are BURNING their NIKE shoes, apparels and here is WHY
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Nike customers BURN clothes to protest Colin Kaepernick announcement | Daily Mail Online
Assessing the fallout--good and bad--of Nike's Kaepernick ad | Ad Age
Nike launches controversial, inspirational Colin Kaepernick ad - AdNews
Nike pulls Betsy Ross flag shoes after Kaepernick complaint, report says
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Colin Kaepernick: #BoycottNike trends, Trump tweets after 'Just Do It' announcement - The Washington Post
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Nike Takes A Stand - Bonfire Communications
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Some People Are BURNING Their Nike Products To Protest Colin Kaepernick Ad - YouTube
Nike and Rtfkt take on digital fashion with first “Cryptokick” sneaker | Vogue Business
Nike clothes burnt over NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick Just Do It ad | Metro News
Nike's Kaepernick campaign signals change in shoe politics
Nike's Colin Kaepernick 'Just Do It' campaign is controversial, but on brand: Experts - ABC News