Annette's Makeup Corner comments about her views on problematic brands in her newest 'Beauty Community Pet Peeves' video. : r/BeautyGuruChatter
Finding non-problematic brands — yatehlikelatte
Should Brands Leave an Advertising Slot Because Its Show Hosts Are Problematic?
Bold Culture by Streamlined - The “racially ambiguous” aesthetic was pioneered by growing social media fashion brands and has been marketed as a lifestyle by big name brands. Brands like FashionNova, PrettyLittleThing,
To Be an Anti-Racist Brand: Start by Being Aware, Additive and Alive - Sustainable Brands
Big brands like Coca Cola found guilty of 'greenwashing', what is this and why is it problematic? - World News
Why Legacy Brands With Potentially Offensive Logos Must Evolve | by BIGEYE | Medium
Brands, manufacturers unveil list of 'problematic and unnecessary materials' | The Hill
Lilly Singh Eviscerates Problematic Brands in Late Night Parody
These Brands Are Still Tapping Into Nostalgia for Slavery, Whether You Realize It or Not
ANSWERING YOUR QUESTIONS // IS YOUTUBE MY JOB, HAVING BABIES, PROBLEMATIC BRANDS & MORE - YouTube
How Avoid Greenwashing Your CPG Brand
US brands top list of problematic supplements in South Korea's online market inspection
The 15 Worst Fast Fashion Brands to Avoid in 2021 — ZEITGEIST
Most Problematic Brands in the World: environmental destruction, lying, and more - YouTube
Why Did It Take So Long for Food Companies to Rebrand their Racist Products? | Civil Eats
The biggest challenges for brands in programmatic advertising
The 15 Worst Fast Fashion Brands to Avoid in 2021 — ZEITGEIST
These Brands Are Still Tapping Into Nostalgia for Slavery
Beauty Brands Can't Fight Racism and Work With Problematic Influencers
Quaker Oats is retiring the Aunt Jemima brand because of its origins in "a racial stereotype" - Marketplace
Beauty: Problematic Brands and Products to Use Instead - QUAIL BELL MAGAZINE
18 Top Brands Changing Their Name to Avoid Racial Bias | Ongig Blog
Black History Month has been commodified and corporatized. Here's why that's problematic.
Adios, 'Trader Jose' – Brands Are Ditching Problematic Labels
