Twitter / Clorox
A Clorox tweet, instantly dubbed as racist on social medi
Critics are heaping the dirt on Clorox, saying the Oakland, California-based manufacturer was referring to Apple’s new, culturally diverse keyboard, which features hundreds of new littlea, is getting
some attention this week after the bleach maker tweeted out what they are calling a “misunderstood” message. We still don’t quite get what Clorox was trying to communicate with this obtuse tweet, but here’s the gist:
Clorox tweeted out a picture of their concentrated bleach bottle, made up of hundreds of tiny emojis. They captioned the pic with: “New emojis are alright but where’s the bleach?” faces.
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Critics are heaping the dirt on Clorox, saying the Oakland, California-based manufacturer was referring to Apple’s new, culturally diverse keyboard, which features hundreds of new littlea, is getting
some attention this week after the bleach maker tweeted out what they are calling a “misunderstood” message. We still don’t quite get what Clorox was trying to communicate with this obtuse tweet, but here’s the gist:
Clorox tweeted out a picture of their concentrated bleach bottle, made up of hundreds of tiny emojis. They captioned the pic with: “New emojis are alright but where’s the bleach?” faces.
READ STORY
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