Baltimore-based sports apparel maker Under Armour is keeping its ties to the "Duck Dynasty" franchise amid a media uproar over comments made by star Phil Robertson about gays and blacks.While the company says it does not condone Robertson's statements, Under Armor does not have plans to end its business dealings with the Robertson family.
"The recent comments in the GQ article are not reflective of Under Armour's beliefs and do not represent our point of view," the company said in a statement. "As a company, we are committed to diversity and inclusion and believe in treating everyone equally and with respect."
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Phil is a genius!He said just enough to not get in trouble but everyone in the world now knows Duck Dynasty!
I can't see anything offensive in the article about gays, and nothing about blacks! In fact, he was very complimentary of the blacks!
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GREAT job UA I will be going out to buy me some UA for the first time.
Our Muslim. President. Killing America. 3 more years to go with thus Anti American.
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Just an FYI. UA has an outlet in OC.
Great decision under armor!!!!! Will continue to support your business every chance possible.
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