Users shared images from racist ads, showing how black people were "scrubbed white" and comparing it to the messaging in the Dove ad. —eloise (@icklewolfiekins) October 8, 2017 —Faye Anderson ...

In 2014, fashion chain Zara withdrew a striped children's top decorated with a large six-pointed star after it was likened to uniforms worn by Jewish concentration camp inmates in Nazi Germany.

In May, Rhimes produced a short film for Dove about the woman who started the “Fat Girls Dance” group. “It’s incredible to watch these ladies go from scared fat girls to, you know ...

The soap company Dove published a now-deleted Facebook advertisement of a black woman who becomes white, drawing fire on social media. The company later apologized.

Dove ad that shows a black woman turning herself white sparks consumer backlash By Cleve R. Wootson Jr. Updated October 9, 2017 — 8.11am first published at 8.02am ...

Dove told ABC News in a statement that they are "deeply sorry" for the offense caused by the ad, and said that the original post included three women, as opposed to the screenshots that went viral.

Published Oct 08, 2017 at 6:50 PM EDT Updated Oct 08, 2017 at 6:50 PM EDT Dove has apologised after releasing an advert that shows a woman change from black to white.

In 2011, Dove released an ad that showed women with a range of skin tones that appeared to suggest the “before” picture was that of a woman with darker skin, while “after” was above the ...

Earlier that month, Dove also released six limited-edition bottles of body wash in British markets — some squat and curvy, some tall and lean — that were meant to represent variations of the ...