American Sneaker Pulled, Political Frenzy Ensues, Nike Wins...Again - Dealbreaker
Nike, Colin and the Power of Advertising - ON Advertising - Phoenix Advertising Agency
Nike's Kaepernick campaign signals change in shoe politics
Political moments in sports – The Prospector
Nike Does It: Embracing Controversy And Deepening Customer Relationships
How Phil Knight's Political Spending Conflicts With Nike's Values – Footwear News
Nike's New Campaign Wants You to Ignore Politics and… Buy More Nikes? | GQ
Nike Nearly Dropped Colin Kaepernick Before Embracing Him - The New York Times
Fact check: Nike never said it 'can afford' to lose Trump supporters
After Colin Kaepernick's Nike Deal, Some Salute Swoosh, Others Boycott It - The New York Times
Nike sales booming after Colin Kaepernick ad, invalidating critics - ABC News
Nike shares fall amid backlash over Colin Kaepernick ads
Colin Kaepernick: #BoycottNike trends, Trump tweets after 'Just Do It' announcement - The Washington Post
Despite recent 'progressive' ads with Colin Kaepernick, Nike gives more money to Republicans than Democrats • OpenSecrets
Good for business? Nike gets political with Kaepernick ad | AP News
Nike's Reputation Took a Hit After Kaepernick Ad. Now It's Climbing Back
Companies increasingly using politics in marketing, but there are risks: Experts - ABC News
Nike takes a stance on racism with their "don't do it" campaign
Consumers split over impact of Nike's Colin Kaepernick campaign
Nike's political advocacy paves way for intentional consumerism | The Baylor Lariat
Nike-Colin Kaepernick Ad and Why Brands Are More Liberal
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Nike, Dick's Sporting Goods, and other brands got political in 2018 - Vox
Nike takes a stance on racism with their "don't do it" campaign
Why Sneaker Brands Should Stay Away From Politics | Sole Collector
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