Anger over North Face's discounts for customers who do race inclusion course

THE North Face has been accused of hypocrisy for offering customers savings on gear to do a "racial inclusion course" while paying "low wages" to workers in poor countries.

- Robert Kellaway

Participants multiple-choice modules on "white privilege".

In return they will get a voucher for 20% off the outdoor company's clothing which includes a new season men's puffer jacket priced at £540 must answer questions after four subjects including Critics argue the firm should pay its thousands of workers in some of the countries higher world's poorest wages instead. Free speech campaigner Toby Young accused the company of virtue signalling and failing to mention the factories and suppliers it uses in China, India and Vietnam.