Share FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinWhatsappTelegramEmail 150 It seems like Vogue magazine is used to being on the wrong side of history when it comes to making political statements. The magazine which began as a weekly newspaper, first published in New York City in 1892, before becoming a monthly publication years later played a major role in reinforcing racism in the fashion industry for years ensuring limitations to diversity in its pages. Even worst than that, not only did it limit diversity in its pages, but on many occassions was seen depicting racially offensive editorials in some cases ‘black face’ images. However in 2020 and diversity sells, and with the rise of artists and figures like Rihanna, Beyonce, Michelle Obama, the magazine has learnt to embrace diversity for the sake of it’s declining sales which cuts across all print magazines with the rise of social media. Yet still, the magazine managed to get on the wrong side of its fans today when it posted a picture endorsing Biden and Kamala Harris. One would believe that such a mainstream and liberal entity in an industry that has a great portfolio of the LGBTQ community would very much be inline with its readers, but they were wrong. More Articles You Would Love #STYLEGIRL: Here Are All The Recent Red Glory Inspiration Served By East Africa’s Curvaceous Hamisa Mobetto Here Are The Billionaires In The African Fashion Industry And The Money They Are Making The picture posted no more than 1 hour ago captioned “Today’s the day! For those who have already cast their vote and are looking for ways to give their representatives a final push over the next few hours, tap the link in our bio for 5 last-minute things you can still do to help get out the vote for @joebiden and @kamalaharris—and all of your other chosen representatives. Whether it’s undecided voters, those requiring transport to get to the polls, or simply people in need of a little support during the predicted lengthy wait times, there are a number of initiatives on hand to make #ElectionDay run even more smoothly.” https://www.instagram.com/p/CHInpP7joBt/ In less than an hour, Americans and followers began unfollowing the magazine and dropping comments in disagreement to their posts. The most liked comment was ‘LGBTQ for Trump’ followed by a barrage of displeased followers. Read it all below. Outside Africa Politics & Fashion UPCOMING PRIORITY EVENTS! VIEW ALL EVENTS To Submit stories Email: submit@FashionGHANA.com or HashTag #FashionGHANA Share FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinWhatsappTelegramEmail Nana Tamakloe Founder of FashionGHANA.com and Accra Fashion Week. I'm grateful you visited, I hope you share, subscribe and share your comments or opinions below. More For You PICS: Meet The Rwandan Fashion Brand MOSHIONS Behind John Legend’s Most Talked About... PICS: John Legend Put’s Rwandan Fashion On The Map With This Futuristic Mushanana-Inspired... Best Way To Even Out Your Black Skin Tone and Get Rid of... Aaley’s Turns Heads With Their Debut Ready-to-Wear Collection At Accra Fashion Week 2024 Embrace Yourself For Our Digital’s 20th Issue Fashion Cover ‘Afromance Unleashed’ Feat Emelia... The Other Side of Body Shaming: The Unspoken Struggles of Slim Models in... New Year, New Vision: A 2025 Guide for Fashion Designers & Creatives By... Check Out The Top 10 Runways Models That Rocked Accra Fashion Week 2024 Yoonek by Haddy Sets A New Wave In Ghanaian Style Merging Culture with... “It Was Unfortunate There Wasn’t A Ceremony At The Show” – Face Of...