Tahoe Heartbeat owner apologizes again, but resuscitating brand will be tough, expert says
Parker Alexander apologized once more for comments about “illegally bred children” in schools, which damaged Tahoe ...
Outrage after Tahoe business owner attacks children of immigrants in racist comments
After the owner of a local hat company made racist remarks on social media, South Lake Tahoe residents are organizing a ...
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‘A heartbeat poisoned by prejudice can only last so long’: Tahoe Heartbeat receives community backlash after social media storm
The apparel brand Tahoe Heartbeat experienced significant community backlash after CEO Parker Alexander posted inflammatory ...
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South Tahoe merch company facing backlash after denigrating children of immigrants on social media
By now, most people around Lake Tahoe, and many other communities have heard about a Facebook comment Tahoe Heartbeat owner/founder Parker Alexander made on one […] ...
More stores pull Tahoe Heartbeat hats; groups distance themselves after founder's comments
Booster and soccer clubs in South Lake Tahoe issue statements about inclusivity after comments by Tahoe Heartbeat founder on ...
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Community members and businesses react after Tahoe Heartbeat owner’s racist tirade
By now, most people around Lake Tahoe, and many other communities have heard about a Facebook comment Tahoe Heartbeat ...
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Tahoe-logo hats removed from stores after online post about immigrants' kids
A Tahoe businessman is feeling the backlash over his Facebook comment about the children of immigrants. Parker Alexander, founder of the apparel company The Heartbeat Brand, came under criticism for ...
California store pulls merchandise after owner posts on 'illegally bred children' in schools
Tahoe Heartbeat founder Parker Alexander posted about “illegally bred children” in schools. Then the backlash hit.
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Store pulls Tahoe Heartbeat hats after owner posts on 'illegally bred children' in schools
Parker Alexander, founder and owner of apparel company Heartbeat Tahoe, commented, "Since when is it the schools obligation to make 'kids feel safe at school' when their parents are criminals?" ...