Louis Vuitton's 'Ghana Must Go' Bag Sparks Cultural Appropriation Debate

The article criticizes Louis Vuitton for naming its bag 'Ghana Must Go,' referencing a painful historical event of mass expulsion of Ghanaians from Nigeria in 1983. The bag's name is seen as culturally insensitive and a form of appropriation, exploiting the trauma of West African migrants.

Calls are made for the fashion industry to engage in equitable partnerships with West African designers and artisans rather than appropriating their cultural symbols for profit.