Kanye allegedly used the photographer's image without permission during his infamous tirade last year.
In October, the rapper shared a photo of Karefa-Johnson taken by Michaela Efford during a highly-publicized social media tirade.
In her critique, Karefa-Johnson said that while West may have intended the t-shirts to be provocative, the stunt “didn’t land, and it was deeply offensive, violent and dangerous.”
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