South Africa

Cotton On to the fact that black lives matter

14 July 2020 - 08:00 By Nivashni Nair
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Blogger Shan Fourie has since removed the blog post and the media statement announcing her intention to sue from Instagram, and has changed her account to private.
Blogger Shan Fourie has since removed the blog post and the media statement announcing her intention to sue from Instagram, and has changed her account to private.
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An open letter to white moms has ended in tears and a defamation suit against three mommy bloggers.

It's also led to clothing retailer Cotton On dropping one of its popular brand ambassadors.

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