Nike doubles down on defiance of Kaepernick criticism, releases full-length TV ad
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Nike sparks rage with Colin Kaepernick ad but may gain more from Gen Z than it loses
Nike makes 'taking a knee' quarterback face of its ad campaign | Financial Times
Nike shares fall amid backlash over Colin Kaepernick ads
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Nike, Dick's Sporting Goods, and other brands got political in 2018 - Vox
Nike Makes Colin Kaepernick The Face Of The 30th Annual “Just Do It” Campaign – Lion Tales
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Nike Nearly Dropped Colin Kaepernick Before Embracing Him - The New York Times
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Nike wins Emmy for ad featuring Colin Kaepernick
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105 Of The Best Memes In Response To Nike's Colin Kaepernick Ad | Bored Panda
Nike Says 'Believe in Something.' Can It Sacrifice Something, Too? - Institute for Policy Studies
Nike takes heat for new Kaepernick ad — but is social activism just the new ad hook?
Donald Trump Jr. "fixed" Kaepernick Nike ad with father's face - CBS News
How Nike's Colin Kaepernick ad explains branding in the post-Trump era - Vox
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Nike's intentions with Colin Kaepernick campaign are unclear
Behind Nike's Decision to Stand by Colin Kaepernick | The New Yorker
