Sexist Ads

I think that this is a lovely ad, and it’s nice to see someone doing something right.

(read the text on the left, it’s adorable)

(It is, too. Another example of advertising done properly. Thanks to lisapenn for sending this in!)

supersoygrrrl:

idoitcounterclockwise:

aaronitron:

hoehumpigsbum:

This was an ad made by bodyshop. But Barbie INC found out about it and now it’s banned.
Reblog if you think this ad deserves to be seen.

I totally love this!

I remember that. How old is it?

Always reblog.

This is advertising done properly.

idoitcounterclockwise:

aaronitron:

hoehumpigsbum:

This was an ad made by bodyshop. But Barbie INC found out about it and now it’s banned.

Reblog if you think this ad deserves to be seen.

I totally love this!

I remember that. How old is it?

Always reblog.

This is advertising done properly.

If Your Product Were Any Good, You Wouldn't Need Sexism To Sell It

Sometimes ads target men. Sometimes they target women. But every time, all the time, they do so in a manner which portrays the other gender as stupid. Or as little more than sexual objects. Or as people who exist purely to look after their partners. This ends now.

If you've seen some sexist marketing (and if you've been outside, online, or watched TV the chances are pretty damned high) then forward a link, screenshot, or video to sexistads@gmail.com.

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