Creative Director Resigns from Supreme Alleging Systemic Racism Over Canceled Arthur Jafa Collaboration

Tremaine Emory resigned as Supreme's creative director, citing systemic racism at the company.
Emory said the collaboration between Supreme and artist Arthur Jafa was secretly shut down by the company.
He accused Supreme of lacking diversity and appropriating black culture without proper representation.
Supreme denied Emory's claims of racism and said the Jafa project has not been canceled.
The controversy centered on images of black pain and whether they belong in fashion branding and messaging.