Volkswagen pulls and apologizes for tasteless Video Instagram criticized for Racial Overtones

Volkswagen pulls and apologizes for tasteless Video Instagram criticized for Racial Overtones

Volkswagen AG withdrew Instagram fragments represent the latest Golf model for the promotion of social media users for the use of potentially discriminatory reasons criticized the video clip. The fragments showed a man with dark skin like a puppet with a big white hand before he moved to Buenos Aires in the entrance of the Petit Colon coffee snipped. The coffee is called near the famous Teatro Colon after Italian explorer and settler Christopher Columbus. Some social media users have suggested that the letters in a short video clip floating wrote a pejorative English word for black people. “Without doubt the video is wrong and in bad taste” in a statement, Volkswagen apologized, the company said. “We will clarify how this could happen – and make conclusions.” VW has sought diversity and integrity strengthened, as the diesel emissions manipulation manufacturer five years have come to light before the disputed evidence including monkeys exposed to the exhaust gases are involved. Last year VW CEO Herbert Diess set has apologized for using that seemed to play on a slogan with the right connotations. “I am ashamed for this position – and for sure I speak for all employees” VW labor leader and board member Bernd Osterloh said Wednesday. The incident must be “fully enlightened” and the workers insist that the responsibility to get it passed not only on the career management of VW, he said. VW said that opposes any form of racism, xenophobia and discrimination, particularly in the light of its history. VW was founded in 1937 during the Nazi period.