H&M Apologizes For Promoting 'Coolest Monkey in the Jungle' Shirt With a Black Model. Published Jan 08, 2018 at 12:16 PM EST Updated Mar 22, 2018 at 1:09 PM EDT. By .

H&M has been accused of racism after it featured a young black boy in a “coolest monkey in the jungle” hoodie. H&M, based in Sweden, apologized Monday morning for what many said was an ...

Swedish retailer H&M is under fire for featuring a young Black boy modeling a hoodie with the phrase, "coolest monkey in the jungle." The popular retailer was slammed on social media after running ...

H&M Apologizes for 'Coolest Monkey in the Jungle' Hoodie Promotion The Sweden-based apparel retailer received complaints of racism after a product page on their web site featured a black child ...

The mother appears to be unbothered by the ad.

H&M Apologizes for Using a Black Child to Sell "Coolest Monkey in the Jungle” Sweatshirt. But a version of the item still appeared on the retailer's British website.

H&M now has a diversity manager following outrage over "coolest monkey in the jungle" hoodie. The move comes after protests and store closures.

LeBron James had a strong response to H&M’s online ad that featured a black youngster modeling a sweatshirt reading, “Coolest monkey in the jungle.” The ad appeared on the Swedish clothing ...

Clothing company H&M has issued yet another apology, after drawing substantial criticism for an ad featuring a black child wearing a sweatshirt bearing the message, “Coolest monkey in the jungle.” ...

The mother of the boy who modeled H&M’s “Coolest Monkey in the Jungle” sweatshirt slammed celebrity and social media critics for “crying wolf” and told them to “get over it,” reports ...

H&M is facing major backlash after the fashion brand showcased a black boy in hoodie that read "coolest monkey in the jungle." Naturally, many are calling it racially insensitive, at best, and ...

So the black kid gets to wear the H&M sweater with "Coolest monkey in the jungle" and the white kid with "Survival expert". This is beyond disgusting. It's a projection of your neocolonial thinking.