The moccasin-maker Minnetonka, 2½ years after apologizing for cultural misappropriation, has relaunched its best-known style after a redesign by a Red Lake Nation artist. The Thunderbird, first ...
Minnetonka is apologizing for profiting off of Native American culture without acknowledging its role in the 75-year-old Minnesota company's line of moccasins and other footwear products. "We ...
MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO)-- On Indigenous Peoples Day, Minnetonka Moccasin issued an acknowledgement and apology for benefitting from the appropriation of Native American culture. The company also made a ...
Minneapolis-based footwear company Minnetonka Moccasin Co. is apologizing to the Native American community for appropriating their culture for over 75 years. Although it's not a Native-owned business, ...
"We first publicly acknowledged our appropriation in the summer of 2020, but it was long overdue," the brand said in an official statement Footwear brand Minnetonka Moccasin is issuing an apology for ...
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Leading American moccasins brand Minnetonka has apologised for profiting off “Native-inspired designs”. On the occasion of Indigenous Peoples’ Day (11 October) Minnetonka CEO David Miller underscored ...
Minnetonka Moccasin Company, Inc., is suing Minneapolis-based Target Corporation for allegedly infringing on its trademarked thunderbird design, which appears on the company’s moccasins. Minnetonka ...
The Minneapolis-based footwear company Minnetonka is not actually run by Native Americans, its CEO acknowledged on Monday. David Miller issued the statement on Indigenous People's Day apologizing for ...
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Men’s footwear is at an inflection point. As the sneaker ...
The Minneapolis-based footwear company Minnetonka is not actually run by Native Americans, its CEO acknowledged on Monday. David Miller issued the statement on Indigenous People's Day apologizing for ...
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