" things need to change, now. "On his account Instagram, Edward Enninful, editor-in-chief of the british edition of the prestigious magazine Vogue has shared it with his million followers a recent, and very sad mishap. Then he planned to visit inside the london offices of the magazine he runs, Edward Enninful has been approached by a member of security. It then asks to enter the building by the loading dock, a service entrance.
"today, I have been racially profiled by a member of the security arriving at my place of work," he wrote on a post to Instagram, which immediately sparked a lot of emotion. "This is not because our time and our weekends are back to normal we need to let the world become what he was, unworthy-t-it. Things need to change, and they must change now. "
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Condé Nast, the publishing group which owns the magazine, has quickly responded to the case and, according to Edward Enninful, has made it so that the guardian in question should be put away. "This illustrates that no matter what you have succeeded in the course of your life : the first thing that people will judge you is the color of your skin," he adds. From CNN, the group Condé Nast confirms that the guardian, employee of a service provider, has been ruled out of the Vogue offices in London and that he is now " the subject of an investigation of his employer ".
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Edward Enninful, who took office in 2017, is the first black editor of the history of the magazine. It is made famous by its commitment in favour of diversity throughout his career and his commitment has been recognized in 2016 by queen Elizabeth II in 2016, which has made him a member of the Order of the british Empire.
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