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Adidas has pushed an image that's all about diversity and inclusion since at least the '80s, but employees at its headquarters are calling the brand's bluff. According to a new report by The New York Times, black employees are pulling the curtains back on the racialized discrimination they say the brand practices at its headquarters. This exposé comes shortly after the brand announced a major partnership with Beyoncé and her Ivy Park brand. Adidas is also the home of Kanye West's Yeezy sneaker brand, which was originally a Nike partnership.
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