Civil Rights Attorney's Complaint Pushes Prada to Address Blackface Scandal | Colorlines
Gucci withdraws jumper after 'blackface' backlash - BBC News
Prada, New York City reach settlement over blackface imagery in store display | Center for Constitutional Rights
Prada blackface: Luxury brand Prada accused of using blackface imagery at NYC store and online; Pradamalia characters feature a black figure with big red lips - CBS News
Prada pulls products after accusations of blackface imagery - CNN Style
Gucci's blackface design controversy is about racism, not ignorance.
Prada accused of racism over monkey figurines
Gucci apologizes for 'racist' sweater, pulls it from stores - The Washington Post
Prada Will Stop Selling $550 Monkey Figure Decried as Racist | BoF
Spike Lee, T.I. boycott Gucci, Prada over 'blackface' fashion
Miuccia Prada Will Be Getting Sensitivity Training - The New York Times
Prada Removes Products with Blackface Imagery Comparisons from Stores
Prada pulls figurines a shopper compared to racist anti-black imagery - Vox
Prada accused of racism over monkey figurines
Prada pulls merchandise from stores over blackface accusations - ABC News
Prada pulls products after accusations of blackface imagery - CNN Style
Prada pulls merchandise from stores over blackface accusations - ABC News
Spike Lee, T.I. boycott Gucci, Prada over 'blackface' fashion
Prada pulls 'racist' blackface product line | Daily Mail Online
Prada Removes Products with Blackface Imagery Comparisons from Stores
Prada blackface: Luxury brand Prada accused of using blackface imagery at NYC store and online; Pradamalia characters feature a black figure with big red lips - CBS News
Prada pulls figurines a shopper compared to racist anti-black imagery - Vox
Prada will stop selling keychains decried as racist | Ad Age
Prada stops selling US$550 monkey figurines that resembled blackface | South China Morning Post
Prada was slammed over merchandise deemed racist. Now it will have racial-equity training.
Prada apologizes for 'Pradamalia' toys that evoke racist imagery | Mashable