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Nike took down its Boston Marathon ad

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Why Nike took down its Boston Marathon ad
"Movement is what matters." That's what an advertisement in a Boston Nike storefront now reads after the athletic brand replaced the signage following backlash to the original window messaging, which ...

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Nike criticized for walking back Boston Marathon ad following ‘pace shaming’ backlash
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Boston Marathon Nike sign controversy
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Nike removes running ad in Boston for 'pace shaming'
Nike reportedly received major backlash for "pace shaming," and were forced to take it down and issue an apology.

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Nike Removed Controversial Ad Right Before the Boston Marathon
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Nike responds after Boston Marathon poster sparks backlash online
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