@sydneyku1: Implicit messaging is how you plant seeds of bias. @Converse knew what they were doing. #converse #fyp #blackasiansolidarity #solidarity

Cambo :

HungryHungryHypocrite :

its the fact that its the first thing you see when you look at it

neutralwaters :

andi_star8 :

Thought it was just me

cfisher :

Well said.

yomamarice :

andi_star8 :

I really agree w you i was telling my dad how white supremacist turn poc against to each other so we forget whos pulling the strings

edi :

and for white and Asian solidarity since both are often victims of attacks

☆Andy☆ :

I haven't been seeing people blame the models for the marketing, I've seen the exact opposite, where they try and defend the advertisements because they were modeled by and made by an Asian division within Converse, and I think that's just as gross. people's country of origin and skin color does not exempt them from being racist, creating racist propaganda, and supporting oppressors like the kkk. Converse is also a multi-billion dollar company and they don't just have one group of people working on their ads. it's ignorance to claim that they couldn't have known better because they're Asian. also, I completely understood what was being talked about in the video, I just wanted to share my perspective of what I have been seeing and opinion on that perspective. I do agree that it's important to make sure we don't blame the common person for the actions of a company, and that we stand with each other (I hope I communicated that clearly)

Mediocre_chad :

the same way the ad is intentional is the same intentional behind handling lynchings as anything other than lynchings.

𝔗ℜ𝔇_𝔈𝔇ℑ𝔗𝔖9699⊹ :

They don't care they're laughing at everyone who cares

Firecrest1 :

one was a lynching but done by a black guy to a black women.