Nike's new campaign celebrating the 30th anniversary of Just Do It--which technically launched the previous week with Serena Williams-starring spot "Voice of Belief"--blew up faster than any ad in recent memory on Monday due largely to the presence of NFL free agent Colin Kaepernick. A single image of his face quickly led to an almost...
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September 04, 2018
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