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Munroe Bergdorf accuses L'Oreal of hypocrisy over Black Lives Matter tweets

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01.06.2020 - 21:15

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Munroe Bergdorf has slammed L'Oreal for 'sneaking into the Black Lives Matter conversation' after 'throwing her to the wolves' over past comments she made about race.

The beauty giant official Instagram page shared a post today in response to the growing number of protests following the death of George Floyd. "Speaking out is worth it," said L'Oreal's message, that also incorporated part of their signature slogan.

Munroe said their post left her in 'foods of tears' and she took to Twitter to slam the French firm. "Excuse my language but I am SO angry.

F*** YOU @lorealparis. You dropped me from a campaign in 2017 and threw me to the wolves for speaking out about racism and white supremacy.

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