As Virginia's governor and attorney general are both embroiled in blackface scandals, actor Liam Neeson revealed he once thought of killing a random black person out of a racist revenge fantasy and now a luxury fashion brand is being called out for incorporating racist imagery into its product line.
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Gucci has received intense backlash for its $890 "Balaclava knit top," which many people say resembles blackface makeup.
Gucci has pulled the sweater from its online and physical stores and released an apology, calling the uproar a "powerful learning moment" for the company.
