Consumers' Research ads accuse Nike, American Airlines and Coca Cola of putting 'wokeness' first | Daily Mail Online
New disturbing Nike advert prime example of businesses posing as woke to turn profit - Daily Record
American sports store that stopped selling Nike after Colin Kaepernick became the face of their ad campaign forced to close | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
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Nike Says 'Believe in Something.' Can It Sacrifice Something, Too? - Institute for Policy Studies
Burger King, Greggs, Nike, Gillette: PR creative bosses on their best (and worst) campaigns of the past year | PR Week
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Majority of consumers expect companies to take a stand on issues, says new study | PR Week
Sports: “Just Do It” Campaign a Movement | The Brave News
Colin Kaepernick: The Face of Nike "Just Do It" Ad Campaign - Alfalfa Studio
Colin Kaepernick's Nike ad: Donald Trump Jr 'fixes' advert by swapping NFL star with his father | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
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Nike's 'Dream Crazy' advert starring Colin Kaepernick wins Emmy | Colin Kaepernick | The Guardian
Nike London advert: The inside story from some who feature - BBC News
Donald Trump Jr 'fixes' Nike's controversial Colin Kaepernick ad by replacing the NFL star with his dad's face sparking Instagram meltdown
Column on Nike's Colin Kaepernick ad: At least the NFL is squirming.
Nike 'proud' of Kaepernick campaign - BBC News
The new Nike advert is all about diversity in sport – but where are all the Asians? | The Independent | The Independent
Nike sales increase 31% after Colin Kaepernick ad | Daily Mail Online
Nike London advert: The inside story from some who feature - BBC News
Here's proof that Russian-backed accounts pushed the Nike boycott | WIRED UK
Why people are burning their trainers over Nike's Colin Kaepernick advert
