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Callaway Ends Partnership with Good Good Over Sexist Video
WHY IT MATTERS
This decision highlights the growing pressure on brands to address and condemn sexist content, potentially setting a precedent for the golf industry's commitment to inclusivity and respect.
What happened
Golf club manufacturer Callaway has ended its partnership with content creator Good Good, citing a sexist video that sparked controversy. The company has donated an unspecified amount to a women's charity in response.
The video in question showed a woman being pushed over, prompting Callaway to take swift action. This move comes as the golf industry grapples with issues of sexism and inclusivity.
The exact nature of the partnership and the terms of the donation remain unclear.
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Callaway drops golf brand over sexist video row
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