After dropping the word ‘Fair’ from the product’s name in an attempt to be more inclusive, Glow & Lovely’s first ad with actress Yami Gautam is now on air.

'Redskins' is considered a racial slur against Native Americans. In the present atmosphere, it looks like the name just has to go or the brands will.

The ad shows how more and more people are 'searching' to understand and support racial equality.

The T-shirts, which were available on the Walmart website, have now been taken down after allegations of racism came up on social media.

Adidas' CEO Kasper Rorsted announced that he will take over as interim HR head until a permanent replacement is found.

Shortly after HUL dropped the word fair from its product 'Fair & Lovely', shaadi.com announced it would remove the skin tone criteria filter from its site.

The controversial AR face filter, which asked users to 'smile' to break the chains, faced backlash on social media.

A spokesperson announced that Johnson & Johnson will stop selling its Clean & Clear Fairness creams in India.

PepsiCo acknowledges that the name and logo of the line of products is based on a racial stereotype, and is no longer acceptable.

Baristas will now be allowed to wear t-shirts that bear a graphic design that shows their support for the Black Lives Matter movement.