After Colin Kaepernick's Nike Deal, Some Salute Swoosh, Others Boycott It - The New York Times
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Burn your Nikes! Burn your Levi's! Protest change until you're naked and alone! – Chicago Tribune
Colin Kaepernick's Nike campaign is more than just a manufactured controversy – it shows how divided the US has become | The Independent | The Independent
Nike sales surge despite storm over Colin Kaepernick's "Just Do It" ad - CBS News
Nike (NKE) Earnings Put Colin Kaepernick Ad In Perspective - Bloomberg
People Are Actually Destroying Their Nikes After Colin Kaepernick Was Featured In An Ad
A look at companies embroiled in recent political debates
NikeBoycott Is Over. Why Retail Activism Rarely Changes Sales. - WSJ
People mad over Nike's Colin Kaepernick deal burn their own stuff
Nike-Branded Clothes Destroyed On Social Media Over Colin Kaepernick Ad Campaign - CBS Los Angeles
Nike's new $150 Colin Kaepernick replica jersey sells out in MINUTES | Daily Mail Online
People burn their own Nike gear in response to Kaepernick ad
Kaepernick Campaign Created $43 Million in Buzz for Nike - Bloomberg
Colin Kaepernick: Nike suffers #justburnit backlash over advertising campaign - BBC Sport
NikeBoycott: Conservatives Against Colin Kaepernick Destroy Nike Apparel
Colorado Sporting Goods Store Goes Out of Business After Nike Boycott – Rolling Stone
Nike Generates $3 Billion After Colin Kaepernick Flag Shoe Controversy - theJasmineBRAND
The Nike boycott over Colin Kaepernick, explained - Vox
Prime Time Sports boycotted Colin Kaepernick and Nike. Now it's going out of business. - The Washington Post
Colin Kaepernick: #BoycottNike trends, Trump tweets after 'Just Do It' announcement - The Washington Post
From Nike to Keurig, Conservatives Keep Blowing Up Things They Bought to Own Libs
Nike customers destroy products in response to Kaepernick ad campaign | The Hill
Nike nearly dropped Colin Kaepernick before putting him in its advert
People Are Actually Destroying Their Nikes After Colin Kaepernick Was Featured In An Ad
