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Nivea accused of telling ad agency: 'we don't do gay'
Nivea is being binned after allegations of homophobia by employees - NZ Herald
Mamatay na Sinungaling Era on Twitter: "Today in HOMOPHOBIC CORPORATIONS. Nivea doesn't deserve your gay money, spread the word. source: https://t.co/7BGaXuufot https://t.co/NjgIPSlDTw https://t.co/V6hr2IwIBn" / Twitter
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M Booth sticks with Nivea after FCB splits with brand | PR Week
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FCB parts with Nivea amid rising tensions, including allegations of homophobic remark | Ad Age
Adam Rippon, Danny Amendola talk body shaving in locker room in new ad - Outsports
Nivea homophobic allegations: what's the potential fallout? | Marketing | Campaign Asia
Nivea ups digital ad spend 250% for new campaign - Glossy
One of Nivea's final ads from FCB reimagines men's historical victories through a sensitive lens | Ad Age