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Did the i newspaper just call "young black Americans" undesirable?

Darren Atwater | Friday 19 August, 2011 12:17

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Following up on some not-really-news that clothing retailer Abercrombie & Fitch paid reality TV star The Situation to not wear their clothes, the Indy’s junior paper, i published a charticle detailing otherwise respectable companies with an undesirable customer base.

And who does i suggest is suffering from bad clientele? Stella Artois with binge-drinkers, Christian Louboutin with WAGS, Blackberry with London rioters, Burberry with chavs, and Courvoisier with, and I quote, “young, black Americans.”

Really? Of those three words, which one does i find an undesirable consumer of cogac – young, American, or black?

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