Here's Why Americans Are Burning Their Nike Shoes And The Brand's Stocks Are Falling
Dan Patrick on Twitter: "Stand with me to boycott @Nike. Click here to Sign My Petition: https://t.co/2Va8OlTkEp https://t.co/M5Tsvkn9wa" / Twitter
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The Nike boycott over Colin Kaepernick, explained - Vox
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Nike on Twitter: "@TheLucasFiles Hey Lucas, unfortunately that is an older style. Check out some newer options for when he is ready to part ways here. | https://t.co/IK8Zn9Wset" / Twitter
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Police organization calls for members to boycott Nike following controversial Colin Kaepernick ad | Daily Mail Online
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Nike customers destroy products in response to Kaepernick ad campaign | The Hill
