Racism: Vogue Editor-in-Chief’s admission
The Editor-in-Chief of the elite fashion magazine recently apologized for past ‘hurtful and intolerant’ stories. AFRICAN MIRROR REPORTER ANNA WINTOUR - Editor-in-Chief of the international renowned Vogue Magazine for the past thirty years - has admitted to its racist practices. Following a social media outrage about Vogue’s treatment of black models, stylists, writers and employees, Wintour conceded that practices at Vogue were hurtful. She said Vogue had not done enough to promote black faces in the fashion industry or promote black staff within the magazine. The admission was part of an internal memo sent by US Vogue’s Editor-in-Chief last week,…