Ultra-fast fashion and ‘childlike’ sex dolls: Why Shein isn’t winning friends in France
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Chinese-founded e-commerce giant Shein is set to open its first brick-and-mortar store in the world in Paris Wednesday, amid a storm of outrage in France over the platform’s reputation for throwaway fashion and a headline-roiling scandal over the sale of “childlike” sex dolls.
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The BBC is mired in a massive political fight over its future right now. Trump just joined that battle.
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Arguments over the BBC in recent days have certainly been fevered, but then again, those arguments are never-ending, owing to the BBC’s immense power and unique place in public life.