H&M apologizes for ad of black child in 'monkey' hoodie Swedish mega-retailer says, "We have got this wrong, and we are deeply sorry." By Joy Sewing , News Columnist Updated Jan 10, 2018 11:50 a.m.

An old fake advertisement for a racist children's H&M hoodie is circulating social media. The slogan was superimposed. H&M does not sell the hoodie.

Earlier this week, H&M was forced to apologize and order a mass withdrawal of stock after publishing an advert depicting a black boy wearing a green hoodie emblazoned with "coolest monkey in the ...

Jan. 7 is a day that will probably live in infamy for H&M’s press department. That’s when the internet first caught a glimpse of the image showing model Liam Mango, posing with his hands in ...

H&M apologized for the hoodie and said it would remove the image. As of Monday morning, the hoodie is still available on its website, although the model's image was no longer posted.

H&M pulled the offending image, issued a second apology on Tuesday, and then stopped selling the hoodie. But at least two of its celebrity collaborators no longer want to be associated with the brand.

H&M was forced to apologize Monday for using a black child to model a sweatshirt with a "coolest monkey in the jungle" slogan. The company removed the offending ad from its website after hundreds ...

H&M is facing backlash from angry shoppers after a black child was chosen as the model for a new hoodie that reads "The Coolest Monkey in the Jungle." CNN reports that the image in question ...

The criticism was swift, with many accusing H&M of a jaw-dropping lack of awareness at best or casual racism at worst. As of early Monday morning, U.K. time, the hoodie was still available for sale .

It may be a new year, but we’re still dealing with the same type of controversies as 2017. This time it’s over a “racist” H&M hoodie ad. The ad that sparked this controversy shows a black ...

International retail giant H&M has apologized for an ad featuring a black child model wearing a hoodie emblazoned with the phrase "coolest monkey in the jungle." Social media blew up over the ...