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In Fashion There Is A "Black Fashion" Forum For Racial Discrimination.

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 Jason Campbell believes that a href= "http://sjfzxm.com/news/index_s.asp" > Fashion Industry < /a > lacks tolerance for different races, and there is still discrimination. 
 2008, as the demand for different races in the modeling and fashion world was raised, the Italy version of Vogue issued a "a href=" full black > /a "issue in time. Professionals in the industry applauded the move and regarded it as a watershed and a turning point in the trend. It was not until 2014 that the Italy version of the a href= "http://sjfzxm.com/news/index_s.asp" > Vogue < /a continued to fulfill its commitments, and categorized all the reports related to black to "black Vogue". 
 < < a > href= > http://sjfzxm.com/news/index_s.asp > > black fashion > /a > (Vogue Black). The appearance of the edition should be traced back to 2010. But recently, the magazine's report on Pitti Uomo men's Wear Exhibition in Florence has attracted much attention recently, because the editor of the website thinks that the report should be placed in the column of "black fashion (Italian: Uomo)". Is it really necessary to set up a new independent column? Is this the way to identify the trend? Why should we classify the reports in this area? 
 racism is a topic that can not be expressed in a few pages. But in the fashion world, we can observe some anti racist actions recently: the white model of the show is deliberately blackened. There are some representative examples of the theme of slavery. In October last year, a storm of public opinion wreaked havoc on Milan's fashion theme for the African Disco theme Halloween party. The slave chain necklace and bone shaped nose ring are considered to be very offensive and offensive costumes. This leads to a more pondering question: "what do these people think of when they first choose this kind of dress that disregards human relations?" /p
 if fashion is attributed to ignorance, fashion does not seem willing to "eliminate illiteracy" in this regard. The crux of the problem is that in the fashion industry, senior decision-makers and their decision-making teams are basically made up of whites, and this situation can not be changed. The fashion industry still lacks a comprehensive understanding of racism, and companies are short of new ideas, so they often make some inconsiderate decisions, such as the issue of Vogue Black and the news of black stars in the fashion world. Race is a sensitive topic. When talking about such topics, it is particularly important to understand the history of human race. 
 however, of course there is hope. For example, Riccardo Tisci is a typical example. He performed a colorful and colorful feast on the scene of the 2014 spring and Summer Exhibition at a href= "http://sjfzxm.com/news/index_s.asp". Just this weekend, Umit Benan aroused a racist topic about the Jackie Robinson (Jackie Robinson) series called "the name of love, no more racism". This month's Dazed magazine (Dazed&Confused) takes Lupita Nyong 'o as the protagonist and no longer labelling her any racial labels, as Nyong's o is just an actress with talent and beauty, or a new a a href= http://sjfzxm.com/news/index_s.asp. Is this sign of progress not enough?