H&M monkey hoodie sparks outrage for "racist" image - CBS News
Sabyasachi x H&M's Collection Is a Cultural Statement | POPSUGAR Fashion
H&M ad not the only fashion campaign to court controversy – five other brands that blundered | South China Morning Post
H&M heavy metal hoax highlights the problem with fashion's fickle rock routine | Metal | The Guardian
Courting controversy: from H&M's 'coolest monkey' to Gucci's blackface jumper | H&M | The Guardian
Ao on Twitter: "I don't get why @NICKIMINAJ is always calling ppl out for cultural appropriation but then does this with her clothing line at H&M? How is using Chinese characters and “
Local Voices: Controversial H&M Ad Follows Store's History with Racism and Human Rights Abuses - BKReader
What high fashion is doing about cultural appropriation - BBC News
Fashion buzz: H&M announces collaboration with Simone Rocha, Zimmermann apologises over cultural appropriation incident, and more | BURO.
H&M Responds To Black Hair Conversation Sparked Over Ad - Essence
Diversity in fashion: it's time for the industry to change
Ao on Twitter: "I don't get why @NICKIMINAJ is always calling ppl out for cultural appropriation but then does this with her clothing line at H&M? How is using Chinese characters and “
HOW CULTURAL APPROPRIATION IS HAPPENING TO YOU, NOW | by Chere Di Boscio | Medium
Controversial Clothing Items That Were Pulled From Stores
H&M faced backlash over its 'monkey' sweatshirt ad. It isn't the company's only controversy. - The Washington Post
What happened to H&M in Africa? | H&M Racism Accusations in Africa
The Elephant Behind the Monkey: H&M and Decolonization of Fashion – Post-Paris Fashion
Page 11 | racism - Today's Parent
Pharrell, Harry Styles, and Native American Appropriation
How to Fix Fashion's Cultural Appropriation Problem – WWD
Cultural appreciation or cultural appropriation: What's the difference?
People Are Accusing H&M of Cultural Appropriation for Selling Socks That Appear to Feature the Word "Allah" | Teen Vogue
People Are Accusing H&M of Cultural Appropriation for Selling Socks That Appear to Feature the Word "Allah" | Teen Vogue
