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Teen Vogue Loses Seven-Figure Ad Campaign From Beauty Brand Over New Editor’s Old ‘Racist’ Tweets

Ashe Schow
Teen Vogue Loses Seven-Figure Ad Campaign From Beauty Brand Over New Editor’s Old ‘Racist’ Tweets
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The fallout from new Teen Vogue Editor-in-Chief Alexi McCammond’s decade-old tweets continues for the magazine, with beauty brand Ulta Beauty pulling its advertisements.

The Daily Beast reported that the cosmetics and skincare retailer provided a statement to the outlet explaining that it was pulling its current ad campaign, worth a reported seven figures, after decade-old tweets from McCammond were discovered, in which she made several disparaging comments about Asians.

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