Walmart was apologizing on Monday after an appalling description of a product by a third-party vendor made its way onto the retail giant s website.The retailer was slammed early Monday after the color of a netting weave cap   used as a protective layer between a person s hair and sewn-in hair extensions   on its site was described as the color  N  Brown. Twitter user Kwani Luni tweeted a message about the wig color on WalMart s website, asking them  @Walmart what are you’doing? Hey @Walmart what are you’doing? pic.twitter.com/ermxukU5BX  Kwani Lunis (@KwaniALunis) July 17, 2017@Walmart replied to Kwani Lunis: pic.twitter.com/OL19g3Hmcq  Kwani Lunis (@KwaniALunis) July 17, 2017 Shortly after the controversy erupted, Walmart removed the racial slur and replaced the  Add To Cart  button with a message stating that the item was no longer available.A Walmart spokeswoman later apologized for the listing in a statement to The Post. We are very sorry and appalled that this third party seller listed their item with this description on our online marketplace,  spokeswoman Danit Marquardt wrote in a statement.  It is a clear violation of our policy, and has been removed, and we are investigating the’seller to determine how this could have happened.   NYP
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Walmart was apologizing on Monday after an appalling description of a product by a third-party vendor made its way onto the retail giant s website.The retailer was slammed early Monday after the color of a netting weave cap   used as a protective layer between a person s hair and sewn-in hair extensions   on its site was described as the color  N  Brown. Twitter user Kwani Luni tweeted a message about the wig color on WalMart s website, asking them  @Walmart what are you’doing? Hey @Walmart what are you’doing? pic.twitter.com/ermxukU5BX  Kwani Lunis (@KwaniALunis) July 17, 2017@Walmart replied to Kwani Lunis: pic.twitter.com/OL19g3Hmcq  Kwani Lunis (@KwaniALunis) July 17, 2017 Shortly after the controversy erupted, Walmart removed the racial slur and replaced the  Add To Cart  button with a message stating that the item was no longer available.A Walmart spokeswoman later apologized for the listing in a statement to The Post. We are very sorry and appalled that this third party seller listed their item with this description on our online marketplace,  spokeswoman Danit Marquardt wrote in a statement.  It is a clear violation of our policy, and has been removed, and we are investigating the’seller to determine how this could have happened.   NYP