Get Over It, Says Black Mum of H&M Child Model Over Ad Controversy
![<span style="white-space: pre-wrap; background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">The biggest retail chain has got support from the most unexpected person-the kid model’s mother</span> - Sakshi Post](https://www.sakshipost.com/sites/default/files/styles/storypage_main/public/article_images/2018/01/11/monkey.jpg?itok=EyBxgr70 "<span style="white-space: pre-wrap; background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">The biggest retail chain has got support from the most unexpected person-the kid model’s mother</span>")
So What if H&M was made to apologise for their coolest monkey in the jungle Ad, the biggest retail chain has got support from the most unexpected person-the kid model's mother! Terry Mango says she's okay with the Ad and asked trollers to get ovet it. Check out her tweet and the reaction she got from people thereafter.
Kenyan mother based in Sweden, of the kid in the H&M ad tells critics to "get over it" https://t.co/BlxJAqlDnY — Douglas Rori (@douglasrori) January 10, 2018 The mother of the black boy from the H&M picture has spoken and she doesn't see the big deal about the sweater. Do you agree with her? If not, does that make her a bad parent? Leave your thoughts.. #SLDH #StarlifeDancehall #DoBetter #Culture #Youshouldknowbetter #History pic.twitter.com/tNq8Io2bLA — STARLIFE ATLANTA (@StarLifeAtlanta) January 10, 2018 So now that the mother of the kid caught up in the H&M situation is defending H&M, are we still mad or are we going shopping? — danyero_wacho (@DanielShalomJNR) January 10, 2018 So wait...the mother was at the H&M photoshoot and allowed her young black son to walk out on set wearing a “coolest monkey in the jungle” sweatshirt? Whatever happened to protecting your kids? Guess that check was too nice. They picked the right one then. Wouldn’t have been me — Jackie Chanel (@JackieChanel) January 10, 2018 I might sound rude here, but I frankly don't give a shit about what the mother of the little boy in the offensive H&M sweater thinks. — Lincoln Anthony Blades (@lincolnablades) January 10, 2018 the image on the h&m ad had to go through sooooo many people from the mother of the model giving consent to the editor of the ad. either no one brought up why the image was problematic or no one cared enough to change the model/sweatshirt. and either way it’s not ok. — matt. (@maattgoore) January 11, 2018 I give props to the H&M models mother for taking a stand against the outrage. “Get over it” is some good advice I feel we all need. — Richard (@F1etcha11) January 11, 2018 That mom has no integrity you see nothing wrong with your son wearing a monkey ? shirt and H&M mocking him . — Tete ??♀️10/08♎️ (@CoutureeLevel) January 10, 2018 i hope the mother still got paid from h&m even though they dropped the merchandise — ? Eli (@elitheradioguy) January 10, 2018
I honestly don't care. Whether she hates it or loves it, it doesn't erase the ignorance behind it.
