"There was a huge opportunity for Kate Spade to make this better, and now I feel insulted. You think pushing $300 and a bullshit styling appointment in my direction and hoping this will go away, and hey….I GET that. But NO. NO. That’s not enough. I do not want a gift card that will not even cover one of your questionably made handbags, from a brand that made me feel like a lesser person. They could have lied to me and told me they were going to start a diversity training program for employees. Anything to show me that they really get it. But they don’t and that it what sucks."
Awesomeness Abounds: On Kate Spade: An update
“Sorry we were racist and treated you like a second class citizen. But here’s $300!”
Nope, sorry Kate Spade. You’ve lost a lot of customers over this, and I’m one of them.
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This happened here in Atlanta. Take note.
"Keep going everyone, and bless the haters as you climb over them."
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Atlanta, being such a new and developing city, seems to attract those who want to really make a mark in the world while repelling those who favor latching on to something that has already been established.
Right now, anything is possible in Atlanta; it’s the city of wide-eyed dreamers. One comes to Atlanta to create. If you’re in this city to be spoon fed, then you’re probably in the wrong place.
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Designer Yokoo Gibraan on Atlanta and other things over at
CommonCreativ.
"You don’t move to New York because you can help shape it; you go there hoping it will help shape you. In Atlanta it’s different. In Atlanta, we are creating the city in which we want to live."
- New CL Atlanta editor Debbie Michaud on her love affair with Atlanta.
Sometimes I love this city. Sometimes I hate it with my entire being (more often than not). But it’s home. And I want to see it live up to its full potential.